Spotify will begin showing in-app pricing information for iPhone users in the European Union starting today, following a yearslong legal battle against Apple<\/a>. In an update to an old blog post<\/a>, Spotify says that EU iPhone users will now see things like promotional offers and pricing information for each subscription tier \u2014 including how much a plan costs once a promotion ends.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n One thing that\u2019s missing is the ability to click a link to make those purchases from outside the Apple App Store. Spotify says it\u2019s opting into the \u201cmusic streaming services entitlement<\/a>\u201d that Apple introduced after being served a \u20ac1.84 billion (about $2 billion) EU antitrust fine<\/a> in March for \u201cabusing its dominant position\u201d in music streaming, rather than accepting the complicated new developer terms Apple outlined last week<\/a>. Unlike the entitlement, the latter would allow EU developers to link to external payment options with Apple taking a cut of off-platform sales. Spotify clearly doesn\u2019t want to do that, saying that Apple is demanding \u201cillegal and predatory taxes.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n