The American artist Taylor Swift jumps back into the news with a new criticism of streaming music services. This time it was the turn of Apple Music, the new platform with which Apple intends to compete with other established services such as Spotify or Deezer, in which it announces that it will not publish its latest album, '1989'. This new complaint was published in an open letter from the artist's own Tumblr account.
The reason for the complaint was none other than, according to her, the fact that she considers a three-month trial period excessive, since it is against the "Free commercial promotion" that Apple advertises: “This is a shocking, disappointing and completely different decision to this historically progressive company. Three months is a very long period for it not to be paid, and it is unfair to ask someone to work for nothing. I say this with love, reverence, and admiration for everything else Apple has done. We don't ask for free iPhones. But please don't ask us to provide you with our music without any compensation. "
The point is that the girl's play has not turned out badly, since not 24 hours later the director of the company published on his Twitter account that Apple will modify its royalty policy, so the artist would also be paid during the trial period. Apple Music will begin its service on June 30, so there is nothing left to know where all this tantrum will continue.