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Is music piracy dying?
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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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It's certainly alive and exists.
But access to music is easy and affordable. It's more inconvenient for me to pirate it than just use a streaming service.
I also listen to a lot of independent artists and rather buy their stuff to support them.
The only music I pirate is stuff that isn’t on Spotify, namely Nintendo game soundtracks
Expect a cease and desist order
Doug Bowser will be at their doorstep shortly
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