Spotify Wants to Go Through Your Phone
“With your permission, we may collect information stored on your mobile device, such as contacts, photos, or media files. Local law may require that you seek the consent of your contacts to provide their personal information to Spotify, which may use that information for the purposes specified in this Privacy Policy.” – Spotify
Spotify Wants to Know Where You’re Going
“Depending on the type of device that you use to interact with the Service and your settings, we may also collect information about your location based on, for example, your phone’s GPS location or other forms of locating mobile devices (e.g., Bluetooth). We may also collect sensor data (e.g., data about the speed of your movements, such as whether you are running, walking, or in transit).” – Spotify
Spotify Wants to Be Your Facebook Friend
“You may integrate your Spotify account with Third Party Applications. If you do, we may receive similar information related to your interactions with the Service on the Third Party Application, as well as information about your publicly available activity on the Third Party Application. This includes, for example, your “Like”s and posts on Facebook.” – Spotify
So, What Can You Do About This?
Sadly, not a whole lot.
“If you don’t agree with the terms of this Privacy Policy, then please don’t use the Service.” – Spotify
You Can’t Do Squat About Spotify’s Eerie New Privacy Policy (UPDATED)
your lucky.