Google has denied allegations of collusion with Samsung on One UI's Auto Blocker feature, which is at the center of Epic's latest lawsuit.

"Fortnite" video game maker Epic Games on Monday accused Alphabet's Google and Samsung , the world's largest Android phone manufacturer, of conspiring to protect Google's Play store from competition.

Last year, Epic Games prevailed in court against Google in an antitrust case that alleged the Google Play Store is an illegal monopoly. Now, Epic has filed another lawsuit against Google that accuses the company of colluding with Samsung in order to make it difficult for users to install the Epic Games Store on their mobile devices.

Video game maker Epic Games sued Google and Samsung on Monday, accusing the tech companies of coordinating to block third-party competition in application distribution on Samsung devices. At issue is Samsung's “Auto Blocker” feature,

The game publisher alleges Samsung and Google are breaking US law by prohibiting app store alternatives on Samsung devices with features like Auto Blocker.

Epic Games is suing Google again, along with Samsung, for allegedly making the EGS install procedure prohibitively difficult on mobile.

After a lengthy legal battle against Apple, Epic Games has sued Samsung and, once again, Google over antitrust practices.

Epic has sued Samsung and Google over One UI 6.1.1's Auto Blocker feature that blocks app sideloading and is enabled by default. Read on!

Epic Games Inc. today sued Google LLC and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. over the Auto Block feature in Samsung’s Android devices. The complaint is the second that the video game maker has brought against Google in recent years.