The music streaming company wants Apple to lay off interfering in its customer service, marketing and the payment systems it chooses to use.
When it comes to distributing apps to anyone in the iPhone and iPad ecosystem, there’s only one legal way to do it: through Apple’s App Store. One condition publishers have to face when doing so is the 30 percent cut they have to give back to Apple whenever they sell product via the App Store or iTunes payment platforms.
There’s been at least one lawsuit that has come out against what some see to be a software monopoly, but now we can add one more legal challenge to the pile.
