In correspondence between Apple and Epic shared as part of today's announcement, Apple's Phil Schiller can be seen reaching out to Tim Sweeney for written assurances Epic is "acting in good faith" before approving its developer account, with Schiller drawing attention to Sweeney's "colourful" recent social media comments and noting, "In the past, Epic has entered into agreements with Apple and then broken them." Epic, of course, infamously chose to circumvent Apple's contractually mandated App Store fees back in 2020 by adding the abililty to make direct in-game payments in Fortnite - a move that resulted in Fortnite being booted from the App Store and a lengthy legal tussle between the two companies.