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More data collection for both free and premium users
Spotify is introducing a direct messaging feature that allows users to share music, podcast, and audiobook recommendations with each other without leaving the app. Messages is rolling out in “select markets” this week, according to Spotify’s press release, and will be available on mobile devices for Free and Premium users aged 16 years and older.
The feature aims to consolidate content recommendations that already happen over texts, social media, and third-party messaging services into a single location where Spotify users can more easily track their shared content. Any audio content shared with or by the user will be stored in the Messages inbox that’s accessed under the profile picture in the top-left corner of the app, making it easier to find again in the future. Spotify says the user-to-user messages are 1:1, support text conversations and emoji reactions, and are protected by “industry-standard encryption” — which will hopefully prevent any embarrassing data leaks.
"How did you meet?"
"Oh, he DM'ed me on Spotify"
That's going to be an insane true conversation in the next year
Spotify users : We want lossless audio.
Spotify :
I want to be able to add notes to saved albums to remind myself why I wanted to listen to this album.
And to put saved albums into categories / spaces. My saved library is a mess.
Real ones remember Instagram before DMs
Had a nigga leaving his number on a chick's first picture
The amount of spam messages Spotify users are going to get from hacked accounts will shock and amaze you