This article has been imported from chorus.fm for discussion. All of the forum rules still apply. Davey Alba, writing at BuzzFeed: Since at least 2012, Spotify users like Meghan have been asking the music streaming giant for a block feature for a simple reason: Over the years, harassers and abusers have used the service to stalk and intimidate victims. […] A company representative told BuzzFeed News that Spotify “does not have any timeline on plans for a block feature.” Expand - View Original
There's no messaging feature. The article says the victim's ex was viewing their listening history and sending them emails about it, harassing them. Seems like a weird thing to harass someone over.
Huh. Gross. I've never had my account public, so I don't think I'm very aware of its social functionality and features.
Do other music services have this kind of an option? Is this like blocking someone on Twitter where the person can't see your tweets if they're logged in, but all they have to do is sign out and they can see them?