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Should Spotify do something about its Copyright troll issue


Spotify
15 Nov 2019
Categories: Intellectual Property News

As thousands of musicians and record labels make a living off of their curated Spotify playlists, Spotify allows Copyright trolls to reign within the platform.

Currently, Spotify will takedown copyright claimed material and will give the playlist curators 5 days to respond or they will risk their entire account to be terminated.

While Spotify has made it clear that you must have the proper rights to an image before using it as your playlist image, Spotify doesn't ask questions when someone decides to troll the platform.

Instead, Spotify will remove the playlist without question and will let you appeal the decision later. Despite the curator's successful appeal and having the playlist reinstated, Spotify will allow copyright trolls the ability to report copyright infringements repeatedly.

As you can see from the screenshot above, this Spotify user has been targeted by a Spotify copyright troll. Even though they created their own image, playlist title & description, Spotify allows people the ability to report false accusations which results in an immediate Spotify playlist removal of the image and playlist title.

In fact, if you do a search for “deleted my playlist” on Spotify right now, you can see a number of the people that have complained about Spotify deleting their playlist, some of which have garnered thousands of followers.

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