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    Google ups free Play Music cloud storage limit to 50,000 songs

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    Re: Google ups free Play Music cloud storage limit to 50,000 songs

    Yeah, but .... it's Google.

    Personally, I don't care what carrots Google dangle, they can shove it. 20k songs or 20 billion songs, either way, not interested.

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    Re: Google ups free Play Music cloud storage limit to 50,000 songs

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    Yeah, but .... it's Google.

    Personally, I don't care what carrots Google dangle, they can shove it. 20k songs or 20 billion songs, either way, not interested.
    I appreciate peoples opinions about Google, mostly because it's a reaction to facts. They do use our personal data for a plethora of things and some of it's a bit grey IMHO.

    However, I think there music services is really fantastic, it's defiantly there best service if you ask me. It's a relatively high quality stream on your phone(and other devices) for a reasonable monthly fee for there catalogue. Or you can just listen to your own music for free, and you can know store a lot more songs. (I've only got about 4000 on there so it's a pointless change for me !)

    I think we should all be very careful about what personal data we do share with the internet and large corporate bodies, however, the fact I listen to spice girls on my way home on Friday nights isn't up there... Maybe you just don't want people knowing you like Nickleback

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    Re: Google ups free Play Music cloud storage limit to 50,000 songs

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    Yeah, but .... it's Google.

    Personally, I don't care what carrots Google dangle, they can shove it. 20k songs or 20 billion songs, either way, not interested.
    And I'm sure they don't give a rats ass about you either. If you don't like them why comment?

    For me it's great, I was getting near to the 20,000 track limit but this covers me properly now.

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    Re: Google ups free Play Music cloud storage limit to 50,000 songs

    Quote Originally Posted by probedb View Post
    And I'm sure they don't give a rats ass about you either. If you don't like them why comment?

    ....
    I'm sure they don't give a rats about my opinion, but like everyone else, they consider themselves entitled to collect, use or abuse personal data about me without my permission.

    Why comment? You may have failed to notice, but this it's a discussion forum. Comment, whether positive or negative, is what peoole do. If you don't like my comment, why comment on that? Because you wanted to, right? Well, me too.

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