Apple has requested a U.S. judge to dismiss or narrow the injunction imposed in the Epic Games lawsuit, citing recent legal precedents that challenge the order's validity. The tech giant argues that new rulings in cases such as Beverage vs Apple and Murthy vs Missouri provide grounds to assert that its anti-steering rules are not unfair and should only apply to Epic. This request follows a series of criticisms from judges regarding Apple's compliance with court orders, with one magistrate describing its behavior as 'bad behavior' and expressing skepticism about Apple's claims of document review challenges. The ongoing legal battle, which began in 2020 over Apple's App Store practices, has seen Epic accuse Apple of monopolistic actions and unfair commission structures. Epic is also contesting Apple's alleged delays in document production, which are crucial for assessing compliance with a previous court ruling. The outcome of these proceedings could significantly impact Apple's App Store policies moving forward.