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Netflix, Disney et Apple font condamner l’entreprise française Spliiit, qui permet de partager les abonnements
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Le Figaro Actualités·7h ago·🇫🇷France·Business

Netflix, Disney et Apple font condamner l’entreprise française Spliiit, qui permet de partager les abonnements

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Netflix, Disney et Apple font condamner l’entreprise française Spliiit, qui permet de partager les abonnements

L’entreprise tricolore a été condamnée pour «complicité de violation des conditions générales d’utilisation» et doit désormais verser 785.000 euros de provisions à Netflix, Apple et Disney.

This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.

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