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He was paying for mobile access. If mobile access is now free, that means he is donating $20 to Spotify if he keeps paying. The question turns into, "Why is Sp
by qq66 16y ago
He was paying for mobile access. If mobile access is now free, that means he is donating $20 to Spotify if he keeps paying.
The question turns into, "Why is Spotify more worthy than any other organization, for-profit or non-profit, of my $20 donation?"
- ThomPete 16y agoBecause of the value they provide you?
- joesb 16y agoPersonally, I don't want to blur the line between paying and donating. If you want to make business out of something, price it. I'm not going to "donate" if you are not some non-profit charity organization. But I'll gladly "pay" the same amount. Business accepting donation feels like a convenient way for them to deny responsibility because, they didn't sell me anything, even if socially people will tell me to "donate".
- estel 16y agoWell, given the other restrictions that Spotify imposed this month on the Free Spotify accounts, I can't see myself limiting myself to those restrictions any time soon, hence why I'm Premium.
- sleepyhead 16y agoMobile access is not free. It is only a player for music you have bought.