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Because it shows what happens when you want to use a different app but Google doesn't allow it. It doesn't matter if someone chose Tidal, Qobuz, Dezeer, or any other, because the problem would be the same.
The person who wrote the post also mentioned that they couldn't find Qobuz in the list, which is a French music streaming service. If he doesn't use YouTube Music or Spotify, he won't be able to use some of the services he was used to.
His post shows one of the reasons why many people don't try alternative apps: when we want to switch to a different product, we can't connect it to the platforms we usually use. Often people think it's the alternative app's fault, but it's usually the opposite: the BigTech provider blocks competitors or makes exclusive deals with a few of them (as Spotify seems to have done here).
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2025-05-05 13:19:22 UTC
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