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Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago. Parody is always legal. And Mickey mouse by the way is way past copyright. Don't you know at least the original.

by sam345 2y ago

qzx_pierri 2y ago
>Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago Since when? Some people keep local copies of their media. Censorship and arbitrary license disputes can have streaming content snatched away at any moment.
can16358p 2y ago
I swim and my swimming headsets can only play MP3 as Bluetooth doesn't work at water. Tell me a legal streaming service that I can use while swimming and I'd consider using it. Until then, I'll stick to my MP3.
- missedthecue 2y ago
  With Youtube Music you can download playlists. I have over 300 songs downloaded and they can play offline.
  - M95D 2y ago
    With a cable in the pool?
    - HPsquared 2y ago
      Waterproof Android phone would work.
allarm 2y ago
> Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago And what do you think people use now to store their music offline?
- desas 2y ago
  I'm sure there's still a large number of people downloading mp3s and other files to permanently store. But really, how often are people offline? For me it's only when I'm on a flight, and I can prepare for that by using spotify or youtube and pressing the download button on a playlist.
  - malwrar 2y ago
    > But really, how often are people offline? I am when I am hiking, camping, or have poor reception like in my apartment complex. There are vast swathes of the globe that do not have connectivity at all. Also, worth considering the online service could change its offering or die at any time. Songs I like are routinely removed from various online platforms, and it enrages me every time.
    - desas 2y ago
      You don't have WiFi in your apartment complex? I agree with you with content changing being one of the many downsides of relying on streaming services. I just think that most people are willing to accept the trade off.
  - ndriscoll 2y ago
    I'm offline any time I leave the house. I have music, maps, books, etc. stored on my phone, so why would I pay for (expensive) data?
    - desas 2y ago
      In most of the globe it is cheap.

Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago. Parody is always legal. And Mickey mouse by the way is way past copyright. Don't you know at least the original.

by sam345 2y ago

Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago. Parody is always legal. And Mickey mouse by the way is way past copyright. Don't you know at least the original.

qzx_pierri 2y ago

>Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago Since when? Some people keep local copies of their media. Censorship and arbitrary license disputes can have streaming content snatched away at any moment.

can16358p 2y ago

I swim and my swimming headsets can only play MP3 as Bluetooth doesn't work at water. Tell me a legal streaming service that I can use while swimming and I'd consider using it. Until then, I'll stick to my MP3.

missedthecue 2y ago
With Youtube Music you can download playlists. I have over 300 songs downloaded and they can play offline.
- M95D 2y ago
  With a cable in the pool?
  - HPsquared 2y ago
    Waterproof Android phone would work.

allarm 2y ago

> Mp3s were yesterday literally long time ago And what do you think people use now to store their music offline?

desas 2y ago
I'm sure there's still a large number of people downloading mp3s and other files to permanently store. But really, how often are people offline? For me it's only when I'm on a flight, and I can prepare for that by using spotify or youtube and pressing the download button on a playlist.
- malwrar 2y ago
  > But really, how often are people offline? I am when I am hiking, camping, or have poor reception like in my apartment complex. There are vast swathes of the globe that do not have connectivity at all. Also, worth considering the online service could change its offering or die at any time. Songs I like are routinely removed from various online platforms, and it enrages me every time.
  - desas 2y ago
    You don't have WiFi in your apartment complex? I agree with you with content changing being one of the many downsides of relying on streaming services. I just think that most people are willing to accept the trade off.
- ndriscoll 2y ago
  I'm offline any time I leave the house. I have music, maps, books, etc. stored on my phone, so why would I pay for (expensive) data?
  - desas 2y ago
    In most of the globe it is cheap.