Thank you
harfang
joined 3 weeks ago
Let's see 🙏🏼
ATM I don't feel they're a menace for my privacy
Get the 2 Free weeks to discover :) When you transfer the playlist and sounds you get a report with all has or hasn't been found. Few artists were missing so I contacted them. And now there music is on Qobuz as well :)
This is so cool. Thank you for the link
I known, but its still up to the provider. And to prove its unnecessary will takes so much efforts. There's too much lack in this law from my point of view. Instead, to prove our age for example, we could get TOKENS with age verification that are completely anonymous.
I believe they have an Android client
Exactly. In 3 Clicks. Create a loginf first, then you'll get and email with the details :)
Hello,
Any free open source app to edit videos on my phone here ?
Thank sou 🙏🏼
Recent news revealed that Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek has been investing heavily in military tech companies, which adds another ethical layer to a platform already criticized for how little it pays musicians !
Spotify only pays artists about $3–5 per 1,000 streams, using a pro-rata model that directs most money toward major stars... By contrast, Qobuz (≈$18–20 per 1,000 streams) and Tidal (≈$12–13) pay far more fairly!
However Tidal is far from ethical. Most of its revenue is controlled by private investors and founders and small artists still earn very little...
More fair-minded platforms like Bandcamp, Resonate, Ampled, or SoundCloud’s fan-powered royalties prioritize musicians over investors.
With these more ethical alternatives available, why do we keep using Spotify?
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I saw that. I also realized that some of them are not only supporting it, but are also working for the government on this project.