Spotify will no longer allow customers who previously subscribed to the Spotify streaming music service through the App Store to continue to pay using Apple's platform, reports Variety. Spotify has ...

Spotify hasn’t let new Premium subscribers pay for service using in-app purchases via Apple’s App Store since May 2016 — objecting to the tech giant’s “tax” on purchases made through the App Store.

There will be no changes to Spotify's payment option for the iOS platform even in the EU, which still does not yet support App Store in-app purchases on iOS despite the upcoming changes from Apple.

Apple was hit with a $2 billion fine in the European Union last month for “abusive” App Store rules for music streaming services. In addition to the fine, the European Commission also said Apple must ...

A update to Spotify's app in the App Store is on hold, after the streaming service failed to follow rules allowing links to external sites for purchases. Apple has already made a number of changes to ...

Spotify is taking full advantage of Apple's recent U.S. App Store changes, and it's now possible for Spotify subscribers to see audiobook pricing and make audiobook purchases using a web view in the ...

The music streaming app is fully ending support for Apple's in-app billing service. Users who signed up through that avenue will be bumped to ad-based basic. Reading time 3 minutes If you’re a ...

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Existing Spotify subscribers who have been paying for the service through Apple’s App Store can no longer pay using this method. The users paying through that mechanism will be moved to a free account ...

Spotify has once again voiced concern over Apple's 30% commission on App Store apps that mostly doesn't apply to it, stating it harms competition and limits consumer choice. As it's said before, ...