[t_sawyer]

Then people will use Apple Music which is exactly the leverage Apple has. Apple let Spotify test the market of music streaming. Entered the market at basically the same price. Then charges Spotify 27% to compete with them directly.

[stronglikedan]

They certainly haven't leveraged that supposed leverage, since Apple Music doesn't even come close to Spotify from a usability standpoint. I'd wager most people would stick to Spotify in that case, were I a betting man.

[puppymaster]

but thanks to Epic court case Spotify can now put a big fat banner on their app that says 'go to this link to subscribe to Spotify premium'.

[voisin]

They still have to pay the commission if the user does so within seven days.

[eddd-ddde]

Does that mean that subscribing on the app has a commission but subscribing on a web site on the browser app does not?