How Apple v. Epic Games could force the App Store and iPhone to change forever

The video discusses the ongoing legal battle between Epic Games and Apple over App Store policies, focusing on Epic's attempt to bypass Apple's 30% fee. The discussion covers the current state of the App Store, Epic's arguments, Apple's defense, and potential outcomes. The video speculates on future changes to App Store policies and the broader implications for developers and users.

What is the significance of the term 'sideloading' in the context of this discussion?

In what ways does the discussion suggest that the outcome of this case could impact future app development?

What are some potential changes that could occur in the App Store as a result of this legal battle?

How does the App Store's revenue model affect smaller developers according to the discussion?