US District Court Judge James Donato has just agreed to push back enforcement of his Epic v. Google permanent injunction until October 29th.

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US District Court Judge James Donato has pushed back enforcement of the permanent injunction in Epic v. Google from October 22nd to October 29th. The injunction requires Google to open up its app store, stop forcing developers to use Google Play Billing, and allow developers to set their own prices. Both Epic and Google requested the one-week delay without publicly stating reasons. Google plans to file a Supreme Court appeal by October 27th and has stated it will comply with legal obligations while continuing its appeal.

Google’s new deadline for Epic consequences is October 29th