Apple sued in EU because other music services are too expensive --[Reported by Umva mag]

Apple got hit with a class-action suit in four European countries, filed by Euroconsumers – one of the biggest consumer advocacy groups in the European Union. According to the files, Apple is at fault for music streaming services like Spotify and YouTube Music getting more expensive. The lawsuit read that the companies have to pay 30% to be on the App Store, and in order to cut their losses, they pass the cost onto their customers. Euroconsumers stated that each iOS customer has to pay up to €3 more to help cover the lost revenue. According to the group, Apple earned roughly €259...

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