Who else is ditching Spotify because it funds weapons? Looking at Quobuz, Bandcamp. Not sure I can afford the sub of QB and irs inconvenient to start my playlists all over again. My Dad had migrated to Quobuz because he said the sound was better. Thoughts?
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Spotify is notorious for anti-consumer practices (outlined here), never used them. As a clippy I always download a DRM-free copy and play them locally.
Personally used Bandcamp once, it's a one-time purchase that I don't mind sometimes.
i dont even know QB yet,,, i love my spotify forever... and agaimst all odds
As long as you're okay with funding weapons and not paying artists properly... I can no longer live with it.
thats hard...
I've only used it twice or more. I prefer playing from my downloaded Playlist
I've moved to boomplay for now. Still visit Spotify once in a while, because when I need to listen to a particular track, they give me the whole album and sometimes it's quite annoying 🤣🤣
I haven't heard of that, I'll look into it
Anyone who charges you a subscription is probably funding weapons somewhere.
That's a good point. I try to resist any subs.
I use google play music, because I pay for YouTube premium, and it is included. One sub to rule them all. Google does evil shit too, I imagine.
What do you get from YT premium?
Getting to watch YouTube without ads is the biggest advantage. It saves time. Time is money...
I get you, it’s tough balancing ethics and convenience, Bandcamp’s great for artist support though 🎶
Band Camp is good. I think I'll do a bit of both.