On August 12, local time, US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan issued an administrative suspension order announcing the temporary suspension of the California District Court's lower-level trial proceedings on the long-standing antitrust lawsuit between Apple and “Fortnite” developer Epic Games. The purpose of this move is to buy more time for the Supreme Court to decide whether to approve Apple's application to suspend further lawsuits in lower courts for a long time. However, this temporary moratorium lasts for only one day, freezing the proceedings until 5 p.m. Washington time on the 13th, temporarily exempting Apple from submitting the rate plan to the district court before the deadline of the 12th.

On August 12, local time, US Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan issued an administrative suspension order announcing the temporary suspension of the California District Court's lower-level trial proceedings on the long-standing antitrust lawsuit between Apple and “Fortnite” developer Epic Games. The purpose of this move is to buy more time for the Supreme Court to decide whether to approve Apple's application to suspend further lawsuits in lower courts for a long time. However, this temporary suspension order lasts for only one day, freezing the proceedings until 5 p.m. on the 13th Washington time, temporarily exempting Apple from submitting the rate plan to the district court before the deadline of the 12th.