Tidal says it’s investigating how an internal data breach of sensitive company data resulted in a hard drive falling into the hands of a Norwegian newspaper,
according to Variety. The paper, Norwegian business publication
Dagens Næringsliv,
accused the music streaming service last week of inflating both its subscriber growth numbers and streaming numbers for popular exclusive releases, including Beyonce’s
Lemonade and Kanye West’s
Life of Pablo. Allegeledy, data proving the numbers were inflated was found on a hard drive the paper obtained through means it has not disclosed.
