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It's an interesting idea, for sure, but depending on just how you bought your music, you (the user) could get screwed. Take for instance, buying mp3s from Amaz
by ajkirwin 19y ago
It's an interesting idea, for sure, but depending on just how you bought your music, you (the user) could get screwed.
Take for instance, buying mp3s from Amazon, and using Reble.FM. That's a violation of your agreement with Amazon. And other things may have similar restrictions.
Of course, with illegally downloaded content, you have no worries about how you can legally use it.
- imsteve 19y agoWho cares about EULAs?
- ajkirwin 19y agoWell, people were discussing the legality of such a service, so..
- imsteve 19y agoEULAs are generally not legally binding. So no.
- ajkirwin 19y agoI'm more referring to the Terms of Service of something like AmazonMP3, which specifically and categorically says that you cannot do exactly what this site does.