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Spotify users will get to choose whether to pay directly, or via Google Play - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Spotify users will get to choose whether to pay directly, or via Google Play - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

As part of its campaign against Apple's "unfair" App Store, Spotify has now teamed up with Google to offer "User Choice Billing," where Android users can decide which firm to pay their subscription to.

Google Play Store to support third-party billing starting with Spotify - Vimarsana News

Google Play Store to support third-party billing starting with Spotify

Google has launched a pilot program to test support for third-party billiing functionality. Here's what Google plans to do.

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Spotify users will get to choose whether to pay directly, or via Google Play - Vimarsana News

Spotify users will get to choose whether to pay directly, or via Google Play

As part of its campaign against Apple's "unfair" App Store, Spotify has now teamed up with Google to offer "User Choice Billing," where Android users can decide which firm to pay their subscription to.

Tech Coalition, Activists Launch 'Antitrust Day' of Action - Vimarsana News

Tech Coalition, Activists Launch 'Antitrust Day' of Action

A coalition of tech companies launches a new 'Antitrust Day' to pass antitrust reform, according to a press release sent out Wednesday.

Spotify might soon bypass Android billing, but Google's still getting paid - Vimarsana News

Spotify might soon bypass Android billing, but Google's still getting paid

Google’s pilot program will let some developers bypass Google Play billing on Android — letting Spotify and potentially others use their own payment platforms instead. But Google’s still getting its commission.