Spotify explicitly bans ad blockers on pain of account termination

ban a free account? lmao

n*ggas will find a way around this ban sooner or later. That’s how life works.

Some people live to make rules; some people live to break em. Rinse/Repeat

n*ggas blocking Spotify ads lol that's what's up

BrooklynDamien said

n*ggas was blocking Spotify ads lol that's what's up

M Jizzle1986 said

Ad blocker? Someone lead me to the light

for Spotify, EZBlocker.

Browser ads including youtube ads on a computer, AdBlockPlus and UBlock Origin.

Blocking youtube ads on your phone and gives you the ability to play videos while your screen is off, YoutubeVanced

Not using an adblocker is dumb as fu*k. If I get on someones computer and see or hear and ad....

tf is wrong with yall

Hacked Life
No ads on this side blood

Nah I don't even understand how some people can live without ad blocker on everyday sites like YouTube and everything else. Makes streaming and using the internet way more smooth. I a*sume folks will just find an ad blocker blocker "blocker" that stops these sites who have these anti ad blocking regulations from blocking things. Hackers and tech geniuses always finding the loopholes ...we just gotta wait for it

Paying for music ? Lol i been on boxden since 04 and before that aol chat and mirc foh

I got the hacked APK

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Spotify has updated its Terms of Service agreement, implementing an explicit ban on the use of ad blockers.

While the music streaming service has a decent number of paying users, a large percentage of the userbase stick with free, ad-supported accounts. A proportion of these free users turn to ad blockers, and this is something Spotify has been increasingly trying to clamp down on.

The company employs various techniques for detecting the use of ad blockers, and now anyone found to be using such a tool runs the risk of having their account terminated. The new Terms of Agreement comes into force on March 1.

Under the heading "the following is not permitted for any reason whatsoever" Spotify lists, among other things:

circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements in the Spotify Service

For anyone who has been trying to avoid ads, the termination clause ("Spotify may terminate the Agreements or suspend your access to the Spotify Service at any time, including in the event of your actual or suspected unauthorized use of the Spotify Service and/or Content, or non-compliance with the Agreements") now has more weight.

https://betanews.com/2019 .. s-ad-blockers/

Spotify Ad litterally only last three to five second
YouTube and hulu ad last longer than that

YungVino said

Nah I don't even understand how some people can live without ad blocker on everyday sites like YouTube and everything else. Makes streaming and using the internet way more smooth. I a*sume folks will just find an ad blocker blocker "blocker" that stops these sites who have these anti ad blocking regulations from blocking things. Hackers and tech geniuses always finding the loopholes ...we just gotta wait for it

YouTube
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but you didn't hear it from me.