Pirate library rips 86 million of the most popular songs on Spotify

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Spotify confirmed a report by Anna’s Archive claiming that it “backed up” copies of 86 million songs, covering 99.6 million of total listens, from the service. The archive says it plans to release a torrent containing the 300TB of music files.

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Pirate library rips 86 million of the most popular songs on Spotify
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