The changes center on Samsung’s Auto Blocker feature, which must be disabled before users can download apps from Epic’s app ...

One key feature found on Samsung phones forms the cornerstone of Epic Games' new complaint: a setting known as Auto Blocker that users must turn off to install Epic Games and Fortnite.

Epic Games’ latest lawsuit focuses on a Samsung program called Auto Blocker, which stops users from downloading apps from sources other than the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store.

The latest lawsuit focuses on Samsung’s Auto Blocker feature. Epic claims that feature was implemented in coordination with Google to undermine a recent US court decision against Google’s app ...

LOS ANGELES — Videogame maker Epic Games sued Google and Samsung ... At issue is Samsung’s “Auto Blocker” feature, which only allows for apps from authorized sources, such as the Samsung ...

According to Epic, the process takes 12 steps, rather than 21, for other Android phones and tablets. The firm has blamed a Samsung feature called Auto Blocker for the issue, which is turned on by ...

The key factor in this lawsuit is Samsung’s default Auto Blocker feature, which is a setting that you have to disable to install Epic Games and Fortnite – or other third party apps or websites.

Auto Blocker is designed to prevent malicious activities by blocking app installations from unapproved sources, but Epic argues that this feature is unfairly affecting Fortnite downloads and ...

The latest lawsuit focuses on Samsung's Auto Blocker feature. Epic claims that feature was implemented in coordination with Google to undermine a recent U.S. court decision against Google's app store ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Video game maker Epic Games sued Google and Samsung on Monday, accusing the tech companies of coordinating to block third-party competition in application distribution on ...