"Apple's Clash with Spotify and EU Over Music Streaming and Security"

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Spotify praises the European Commission's decision to fine Apple €1.8 billion for anti-competitive conduct against rival streaming music services in the EU, stating that Apple's behavior has "muzzled" streaming music services and limited communication with consumers. The European Commission found Apple's restrictions on informing iOS users about alternative and cheaper music subscription services outside the app to be illegal under EU antitrust rules, causing customers to pay significantly higher prices. Apple plans to appeal the decision, while Spotify plans to continue pushing for a fair digital marketplace.
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