The updated Spotify application, which allows direct purchases, is now on the air.
Apple now I approved the update to the Spotify application in the application, which includes direct links for buying and the price, after it was supposed to do this before the work of the court in April. “.
After the order, Spotify introduced a new update to the application in May. Apple approved the application update the next day, providing direct links to purchases to the Spotify application. By allowing direct links, users can make purchases in the application or subscribe to services without paying for the 30 percent commission Apple.
The judge ordered Apple to stop the introduction of commissions for purchases through the web links found in the iPhone and iPad applications. Apple said this would correspond to the order of Judge Rogers, but also appeal.
Apple said in the statement that “categorically disagree” with the decision of the judge. Nevertheless, he updated his recommendations in order to resolve information about direct prices in the application lists on May 2. Both companies also fought for audiobooks, Apple's compliance with the Law on Digital Markets and the previous versions of the Spotify application that provide iPhone batteries among other disputes.
users can now purchase subscriptions through the application, as well as update, change or delete their plan as necessary. New parameters can be found in recently updating the Spotify application, version 9.0.40.
, while Apple has now fulfilled the judge’s order to allow such applications as Spotify, to offer direct purchases in the application, the company does not leave the legal forests in this case. Judge Rogers also found that Apple, in disrespect for the court after the company deliberately violated its initial order.
She also noted that the Vice President of the Finance of Alex Roman is hiding when the company decided to charge a 27-percent fee for some purchases related to his application store. Rogers now handed over this issue for us, lawyers who could pursue the accusations of criminal contempt both against the novel and against Apple.
