"EU Antitrust Regulator Slaps Apple with Record $2 Billion Fine Over Spotify Dispute"

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EU regulators have fined Apple $2 billion over its App Store policies following a complaint from Spotify, which accused Apple of anti-competitive practices. Apple responded with a statement calling out Spotify for paying nothing despite utilizing Apple's tools and technologies, and for seeking to bypass the App Store's In-App Purchase system. Apple plans to appeal the EU decision, raising questions about the future of its relationship with Spotify.
- 'Free isn't enough': Apple calls out Spotify for 'paying nothing' Mashable
- Spotify will show pricing options outside its iOS app in the EU — if Apple lets it The Verge
- Apple Fined $2 Billion by E.U. Antitrust Regulator Over Music Streaming The New York Times
- The European Commission Confirms, Apple's Anti-Competitive Behavior Is Illegal and Harms Consumers — Spotify For the Record
- EU’s record Apple antitrust fine is the start of a Big Tech regulatory crackdown MarketWatch
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