Not particularly impressed by this judge. Her biggest arguments boil down to every 6 year olds favorite "Well other people do it too!". That doesn't justify the practice so much as illustrate how pervasive the practice has been allowed to become.

> She also reiterated that Epic Games made a "calculated decision" to defy Apple's App Store rules, and the court doesn't provide injunctions for contractual disputes. Epic was "not forthright," she said. "There are people in the public who consider you guys heroes for what you did, but it's not honest.

I also fail to see how that is relevant. She comes off as overly interested in Apple succeeding here.