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thebiblelover7
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Oggify: Download Songs Directly from Spotify
Good point, I personally think that since I am paying for Spotify, I have the right to get the mp3/ogg files.
paulcole
on April 19, 2022
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You’re free to believe whatever you like but in this case you are 100% wrong.
FerociousTimes
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Came here for the tech/startup news, stayed for the biblical studies debates
thebiblelover7
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that makes sense, I am renting this.
not
buying.
Lesson learned.
thebiblelover7
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may I ask why?
paulcole
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You’re not buying MP3/OGG files. You’re buying a license to stream songs from Spotify on their terms.
omniglottal
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"Streaming" is a transfer of data to the user's computer. The user is simply choosing to manually manage the data already being transferred. This is legal.
paulcole
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It may be something you can physically do, but it’s not something that’s allowed by Spotify’s terms of service.
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