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Spotify has secured a major win: the music streaming giant can now share pricing details and link users to external payment options directly within its iPhone app. The long-sought change follows a ...

Spotify's app update, approved by Apple in the US, now allows iPhone users to see pricing and external payment links, a change following a court order against Apple's in-app purchase commissions.

By adding a direct link to the company's own store into its app, Spotify and other developers can avoid having to pay Apple a 30 percent commission on in-app purchases. Judge Rogers ruled in 2021 ...

She ordered Apple to stop imposing the commission on purchases made through links in iPhone ... ruling. Spotify quickly turned around an update with more pricing transparency and payment options.

Spotify said Apple approved the music streamer’s updated iOS app for the U.S., which among other things now lets you pay for a subscription without using Apple’s own in-app payment system.

For many years, Spotify has not allowed users to subscribe to Premium plans directly in its iPhone app, as the company does not want to pay Apple's 30% commission on in-app purchases. That remains ...

If you ever tried to sign up for Spotify Premium on your iPhone, however, you might have noticed there was no way to do so—neither a "pay now" button, nor a link to subscribe elsewhere.