3 ms·
And that person is 100% right. Those companies do not provide the data as a downloadable file because if they do, makes incredibly easy to jump services (for t
by bunnycorn 8y ago
And that person is 100% right.
Those companies do not provide the data as a downloadable file because if they do, makes incredibly easy to jump services (for those who aren't familiar, it's impossible to download a list with our library of added songs)
- HatchedLake721 8y agoWhat does a list of your music has to do with your personal data?
- omouse 8y agoHow naive. Spotify playlists are now sponsored, so if they know what music you like and can predict what you will listen to in the next few days, they can offer playlists that you will likely play. When I played music using iTunes or MPD, it would never take my list of favourite songs and then try to predict which sponsored playlist I'm most likely to click on. In exchange for access to music, you're giving up your own data and then not being able to easily replicate your music library elsewhere.
- kerng 8y agoYep, data portability is a key pillar of GDPR. I like it!