[neslisah]

From a person who constantly deletes and reuploads the apps I have different reasons for each. Instagram is very addictive, Twitter demolishes me from the inside, Linkedin drags my confidence down, Spotify & I have a personal problem. When I feel that way with the apps I delete them to get rid of those situations and when I feel better I reupload them. Because it is my fault to feel those things not the apps. In these cycle of deleting and reuploading the apps, I built better relationship with the apps. It sounds very toxic I know but it gets better every time. Sometimes I caught up in a feeling to delete all socials, forever but it would be very bold to do that in this era.

[jonathan_h]

I agree with you on every point.

If you're willing to share, I'm curious on what issues you're having with Spotify. Do you feel you're filling the silence too much with it, or something else?

I'm tired of Spotify too, in part because I don't see an endgame where I shut the family plan off. My family uses it a lot.

[neslisah]

First of all, Spotify recommends music way too related with what I already listen. I want to hear new songs, genres and want it to remind me old songs that I grew up with. But Spotify can't fulfill that. Also I think Spotify has a very good UX design so that it is very easy to access every time comfortably when I go silent as you say. Mainly for those reasons I switched Spotify with YouTube Music for now. And financially YouTube Premium is more advantaged, you can watch videos without ads and you can listen whatever you want even covers.