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mjtomlin said:

pulseimages said:

Spotify would be better if their app wasn’t so clunky compared to Apple Music. 

Well that's only because Apple is yet again being anticompetitive, because they have a monopoly over the iOS user interface and can take advantage of their UI designers.

larryjw said:

Class Action is quite premature. 

Of course, the plaintiff doesn't have to plead Apple's defense, so we will need to wait for the 20 days to see Apple's response. 

docno42 said:

earthkid said:

The way I see it, if you do something against the agreement then you actually reach the agreement then Apple have the right to take away anything you purchase.

Fine - then refund all the money I have spent on content I no longer have access to.  Let Apple do that then there isn't an issue.  

cy_starkman said:

there are so many reasons Apple could choose to terminate your ID. Things you do, things others do to you.

people talking about download your things, download all the apps for my phone?

and here is the clincher - my laptop and phone and tablet require my Apple ID to function, next minute you can’t even get security updates, you can’t even wipe them because that requires your Apple ID.

Sorry Apple, please don’t send your goons round to smash into my home and take everything that i have paid for outright, i own that book, i paid for those movies, no i use those tools for work, what you are taking the very phone out of my hand so i can’t call my lawyer

there are no analogies required. it is criminal

by the way, has anyone read the terms and conditions of iTunes and what happens to all your purchased music if you subscribe to Apple Music? i bet you haven’t. so sad too bad.

guymanchester said:

Why can’t they leave Apple alone. They are the most responsible company on the planet and there clowns are trying to undermine their operation to bring them into line with companies who are a lot less responsible. Absolutely ridiculous.