Boycott Spotify. Uninstall Spotify. Peaceful Mind.
Spotify just made it easier to say goodbye. Not because they suddenly gave us more options—but because Apple did. With the new Apple Music import tool now available worldwide, jumping ship has never been this simple.
And honestly? It’s the perfect time.
Spotify’s decision to pour money into Helsing, a defense AI company, has left a sour note. Music is supposed to be about connection, creativity, maybe even peace of mind. Instead, your monthly subscription is indirectly fueling tech that builds war machines. That doesn’t sound like the soundtrack anyone signed up for.
Why boycott Spotify
It’s not just about switching apps. It’s about what you support when you pay. Every stream, every premium renewal is a vote. And if the company you’re funding is investing in military AI, then you’re not just listening to music—you’re subsidizing conflict.
So if you’ve been thinking about uninstalling Spotify, this is your moment. Apple practically handed us the off-ramp.
How easy the move is
Apple’s import tool works smoothly:
1. Make sure you have an Apple Music subscription.
2. Open the app (or web player), go to Settings → Transfer Music from Other Services.
3. Choose Spotify.
4. Sign in, pick your playlists, and let Apple scan for matches.
5. Review anything that doesn’t perfectly match. You get 30 days to clean things up.
And that’s it—your playlists, your vibe, your library—moved over without drama. Even better, only your self-made playlists go through, which is perfect. Those are the ones that matter anyway.
Remember…
Music should never be about war budgets. If Spotify wants to bankroll defense AI, then it’s time for music lovers to defend something else—our values.
Import your playlists first. Then uninstall Spotify. Let your music live where it belongs.
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