[jeppester]

If you stop trusting companies after they've done one bad thing, which companies do you feel like you can trust?

[Vermyndax]

If you think Spotify has only done one bad thing, you're delusional.

There's mountains of evidence that shows how they regularly fleece artists. Just last week this site hosted a story that researched how they're now using AI to generate fake music to avoid paying artists even further.

They pay a fortune to Joe Rogan, a man who is willfully destroying the country by spreading misinformation and conspiracy theories.

This company is responsible for so, so much damage.

[jeppester]

I don't doubt that, but for all major companies you'll be able to find a long list of bad things they did.

[piva00]

> Just last week this site hosted a story that researched how they're now using AI to generate fake music to avoid paying artists even further.

Could you source this, please? I've missed it.

> There's mountains of evidence that shows how they regularly fleece artists.

70+% of revenue goes to pay licences, a lot of artists have bad deals with their labels and get shafted from that revenue, deals like labels taking 50-70% of the licencing deals, historically it has been extremely common for labels to shafts artists, way before the internet age.

[malermeister]

"The country?"

[tomp]

> misinformation and conspiracy theories

Do people still fall for this FUD?

If you have actual arguments, please list them. Otherwise don't insinuate with far-left dog whistles.

[pixxel]

They never backup their group think.