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Apple has been fined €1.8bn (£1.5bn) by the EU after an investigation found it had limited competition from music streaming services such as Spotify.

As a result of the anti-competitive practices, the public ended up paying more than they should have for music streaming, she said.

Spotify, the world’s biggest music streaming service, has argued that the restrictions benefit Apple’s rival music streaming service, Apple Music. »

“The likes of Andrew Tate are able to use social media to make broad, sweeping and unsubstantiated claims that appear to offer ‘quick-fix’ answers to very complex issues.

Against that background, last week Labour announced a plan to help boost the more positive visions of what masculinity could be.

Where young women are encouraged to seek out positive role models for their own good, young men are frequently encouraged to seek out positive role models so that they treat women better. »

Additionally, in the Mediterranean Sea near the coast of Sicily, maritime exercises of NATO countries called Dynamic Manta began on the morning of February 26.

During the exercises, which lasted until February 23, allied forces participated in medical evacuation drills and personnel and cargo airdrop exercises. »

The forthcoming update for Square Enix’s latest action role-playing game, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, will address graphical issues in Performance mode.

Speaking in an interview during his visit to the Philippines, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Director Naoki Hamaguchi stated that an update is on the way to address graphical issues that are currently present in the game’s Performance mode.

Regarding the graphical issues, Hamaguchi specifically highlighted a problem where facial lighting can make character shadows look rather odd in certain situations. »