User211
04-10-2014, 13:14
When I used to subscribe to Spotify the mobile version would regularly lose its downloaded files.
So did the PC version, but not as often. Qobuz mobile & Qobuz on my laptop have done the same.
It takes more than a minor bug to lose files. It is a major one. They don't disappear without being specifically deleted by lines of code aimed at doing so.
So, one asks, is it deliberate. If so, why don't they want you maintaining files which effectively increases their bandwidth?
Let's face it - we can steal ANYTHING that plays through a soundcard anyway by using the appropriate software, but this is usually a bit of a hassle.
Anyone else experienced this? Must have I would have thought.
So did the PC version, but not as often. Qobuz mobile & Qobuz on my laptop have done the same.
It takes more than a minor bug to lose files. It is a major one. They don't disappear without being specifically deleted by lines of code aimed at doing so.
So, one asks, is it deliberate. If so, why don't they want you maintaining files which effectively increases their bandwidth?
Let's face it - we can steal ANYTHING that plays through a soundcard anyway by using the appropriate software, but this is usually a bit of a hassle.
Anyone else experienced this? Must have I would have thought.