Turkey’s deputy culture and tourism minister, Batuhan Mumcu, accused Spotify of sharing “content that targets our religious ...

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A Turkish official called for legal action against Spotify Technologies SA, saying the streaming service’s content isn’t in accord with the nation’s cultural and moral values.

Dr Batuhan Mumcu, 42, called for legal action against Spotify in a post on X on Friday, stating that the platform 'persistently refuses' to take 'necessary steps' to remove 'offensive' content.

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(Bloomberg) — A Turkish official called for legal action against Spotify, saying the streaming service’s content isn’t in accordance with the nation’s cultural and moral values.

“Spotify, despite all our previous warnings, insists on not taking steps to fix content that targets our religious and national values,” Batuhan Mumcu, Turkey’s deputy minister of Culture and Tourism, ...