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> As we don’t use the official Spotify SDK, we’re not bound to their Terms of Service. I'm not sure how this can be true. Their terms of service specifically
by jscholes 6y ago
> As we don’t use the official Spotify SDK, we’re not bound to their Terms of Service.
I'm not sure how this can be true. Their terms of service specifically ban users from reverse engineering unofficial parts of the product.
Either way, I'd be interested to know how it actually works.
- burgerzzz 6y agoIsn't there an online version of Spotify? Doesn't seem like it would be overly complex to login with the users credentials and scrape the data, much like how some of the federated banking APIs work.
- LocalH 6y agoYou have to actually agree to the terms (either through website or SDK usage) in order to be bound by them. IANAL