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Likely a condition from IP holders to make sure the play is counted and paid for.
by coolspot 2y ago
Likely a condition from IP holders to make sure the play is counted and paid for.
- kevincox 2y agoPennywise pound foolish and harming UX at the same time. They could just require that Spotify logs the plays and uploads them on the next connection. Resulting in more plays and more money. But instead they block it for the 0.1% of the time that the watch is lost, destroyed or reinstalled before that sync happens. And people wonder why piracy happens.
- _2d30 2y ago> Pennywise pound foolish and harming UX at the same time. They could just require that Spotify logs the plays and uploads them on the next connection. Resulting in more plays and more money. But instead they block it for the 0.1% of the time that the watch is lost, destroyed or reinstalled before that sync happens. Why are you just blindly accepting their vapid evidenceless postulation lol
- crwll 2y agoGarmin watches can start Spotify playback offline just fine. You need to have synced your playlist within last 30 days, IIRC, and that's it.
- doctorpangloss 2y agoAuthentic user activity is Apple’s greatest asset to its partners.
- golergka 2y agoSpotify has offline mode in their iPhone app