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Rdio listing the tracks you listened to is maybe a bad example. Last.fm has been doing this for years without complaints.
by aphexairlines 15y ago
Rdio listing the tracks you listened to is maybe a bad example. Last.fm has been doing this for years without complaints.
- skimbrel 15y agoNo, it's a fine example. Last.fm has always been an opt-in service, and you know what you're opting in to because you have to go to the trouble of installing an iTunes plugin. This is opt-out.
- aphexairlines 15y agoLet's make a distinction between the two aspects: Last.fm radio and Audioscrobbler. The data from audioscrobber is listed front and center in your profile as "Recently Listened Tracks," your library, top artists, and top tracks. The iTunes plugin is an audioscrobbler plugin, and yes, that's obviously opt-in. But when you sign up for Last.fm radio and start listening with the web player, it scrobbles your listening habits by default.