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Apple fined $2 billion for ‘abusing’ its dominance on the iPhone

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Apple has been fined $2 billion for “abusing” its power over the iPhone, according to European regulators.

The company used its control over its ecosystem to keep users from being told about potentially better deals on music subscription services, the European Union said.

“For a decade, Apple abused its dominant position in the market for the distribution of music streaming apps through

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