Music Streaming with amazon?
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RobberyADS
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Spotify was working fine for me about 2 years ago, but it's not really a job that generates regular income
simone1977
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yes on mobile with app you consume very little data if you listen to the same songs while on PC you consume much more not having the app cache
Thank you for the reply, Simone. Been watching some of your posts, I think you really know what’s up.
Even if it’s unlimited data? I know after you reach you GB high speed limit, you get like 1 Mbps speed, which would still be enough to run the apps in low-quality mode (even in normal). So my question remains
cause on mobile is much more difficult to run multiple apps at the same time, on pc I wanna do it in browsers (not the actual apps).
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Phones are better than browsers! Check up apps to remote control phones!Thank you for the reply, Simone. Been watching some of your posts, I think you really know what’s up.
Even if it’s unlimited data? I know after you reach you GB high speed limit, you get like 1 Mbps speed, which would still be enough to run the apps in low-quality mode (even in normal). So my question remains
simone1977
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You can do it from a browser but you need browsers that are not linked to each other...and if they do a check they see that the various windows come from the same PC...for this reason it is better to use phones...obviously more expensive but much safer...but with phones not all the streams count since the songs are continuously playedThank you for the reply, Simone. Been watching some of your posts, I think you really know what’s up.
Even if it’s unlimited data? I know after you reach you GB high speed limit, you get like 1 Mbps speed, which would still be enough to run the apps in low-quality mode (even in normal). So my question remains
You mean like one browser per music platform? That’s do-able too.
Would they check if you’re listening in a legit way? Like 6-8h of normal listening? On 4g.
Holy f, just found you in a big thread in here… I’m all ears!
will probably end up using phones (with only one account per phone) as I intended in the first place.
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Holy f, just found you in a big thread in here… I’m all ears!
will probably end up using phones (with only one account per phone) as I intended in the first place.
Well with that information i gave you, you can already go out and do some
As you can imagine i will not give away all informations for free.simone1977
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use 4g and don't do more than 100 streams per song per day...otherwise they will ban you...for this you must have many songs...
Excellent! 100 is even more than I considered
thank you, Simone!
Heard that about Amazon too, think I’m gonna let it on the side for a while.
Forgot to say, I didn’t mean using multiple spotify instances at once. More like 1 spotify, 1 apple music, 1 yt music, etc. Can’t think of any way they would find I’m running multiple apps at once (especially if it’s on different browsers)
or why would they even bother to check.
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