Spotify's App Store complaint, Apple's India approach, and analysts try predicting the future on the AppleInsider podcast

AppleInsider editor Victor Marks and writer William Gallagher answer listener emails and discuss:

The details of what Spotify is actually asking for from the App Store — and take apart the ways that Spotify so carefully words its complaint to make us assume they're just the good guys standing up for all of us.
• Apple is dropping the iPhone 6 and raising prices on iPhone 6s in India which William reads as being code for pulling out of the country but, Victor predicts how this fits in with the company's longer-term plans
• As if FaceID isn't good enough already, potential software updates could make it more accurate by adding facial veins as verification info. In theory, that will even remove the problem that your evil twin can unlock your iPhone. That's obviously bad news, though, if you happen to be the evil twin. Try switching you and your sibling to Android.
• Cowen analysts think Apple will add as much as $6 to their share price by 2020 based on projected services revenue. That would be at least mainly because of the much-anticipated video streaming service — of which we know almost nothing yet.

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Show note links:

• Spotify's call for different App Store treatment could help push Apple's revenue cut down
• Spotify accuses Apple of anti-competitive practices in Europe over App Store restrictions
• Apple plots iPhone price hikes and reduced outlet numbers in India shakeup
• Face ID might be using vein-matching tech to differentiate between twins
• Apple's services revenue will double, adding $6 to earnings per share by 2021

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