Why a cyber attack against one company has paralyzed payments across so much of US health care.

From American public media, this is Marketplace Tech.

I'm Lily Jamali. Last month, change health care, a unit of United Health, came under attack by an infamous

hacker group called Black Cat. $22 million in ransom later, reportedly paid in Bitcoin, and the problem is far from solved.

Also this week, yet another streaming service has announced a crack down on password sharing.

Maybe it's time to dust off the old... announced a crack down on password sharing.

Maybe it's time to dust off the old DVD player.

But first, Apple on Monday got hit with a massive fine

from regulators in Europe.

They say the company used its app store dominance to box out music

streaming services competing with its own. What's $2 billion to the tech titan of Cupertino we ask Chrissy Far a health

tech investor at Omer's Ventures for today's episode of Marketplace Tech Bites.

Two billion is very little for Apple giving them a

they make so it's like being fined peanuts but I think the symbolic

aspect to this is is more important and hearing the EU and Spotify both come out and say that Apple isn't sharing these cheaper

alternatives to two customers and it is abusing its position both with music streaming services and everything else.

And then you just see kind of the continued momentum around anti-competitive, anti-trust,

building up in the EU and elsewhere.

So I think this is important, but again, more symbolic than Apple quaking in its boots around

having to pay such a hefty monetary fine.

Yeah, and speaking of antitrust in Europe,

changes that were required under Europe Digital Markets Act

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