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I've had Spotify for 10+ years and have no ads. The link you're pasting looks like random popups suggesting similar artists or bands you've listened to in the p
by res0nat0r 4y ago
I've had Spotify for 10+ years and have no ads. The link you're pasting looks like random popups suggesting similar artists or bands you've listened to in the past notifying you of stuff you may like. This doesn't seem like it should be considered an ad.
- ushakov 4y ago> random popups that's the whole point, I wasn't seeking any suggestions on top of that, the artists "suggested" were not relevant at all
- res0nat0r 4y agoIt says right in the popup they're suggesting artists based on who you've listened to, so it is relevant based on the number crunching they've done from millions of listeners and billions of datapoints.
- austinjp 4y agoTo be frank, that's indicative of a gulf between what the user wants from the product, and how the provider views the user. User: This item isn't relevant for me. Provider: Yes it is. See the problem? :)
- laserbeam 4y agoThat is the op's argument. That he considers those ads. I generally found those popups reasonable, usually they were new releases from artists that I follow. And they happened 3-5 times a year. That's actually cool in my books. I know there are some other banner ads to playlists in the desktop app. If memory serves me you can actually disable those in settings. I know I haven't seen a banner like that in months if not years.
- res0nat0r 4y agoMeh. I think this happens to me and I get one once every 4 months or so, either way seems like just non issue to complain about, especially when it rarely even happens.