Ah yes, it looks like you're right. The corresponding definition of Spotify Content is: > Spotify Content” means any content, data, information or material mad

Ah yes, it looks like you're right. The corresponding definition of Spotify Content is: > Spotify Content” means any content, data, information or material made available through the Spotify Platform, Spotify Service or by Spotify. This may include, among other things, sound recordings, short-form videos, cover art, musical works, artist biographies, song lyrics, metadata, playlists, and user data So it seems that the list of songs that the user "likes" is considered Spotify Content. Does any body know how far this goes? What if one tool accesses the API to extract the list of user's songs into a CSV file, and then a separate tool is used to automatically "like" a list of songs from a CSV file in a competing platform? Does Spotify really own the (Artist, Song) tuples that make up a list of songs?