It sits at the bottom of the screen, letting you pause or dismiss the mini-player. When you click on a Spotify song or podcast episode shared on Facebook, the new mini-player continues to play back the audio even if you keep scrolling down your Facebook News Feed. Facebook is separately building its own podcast player and podcast-discovery features into the Facebook app. Facebook announced the deal with Spotify last week - a project code-named “Boombox” - as part of its larger strategy to embrace social audio. The feature launches Monday (April 24) in 27 markets, available for Facebook app on iOS and Android.
I’d certainly trust it more than Spotify itself and whatever it does with your data.In a tie-up of tech titans, Facebook and Spotify worked together to bake a Spotify “mini-player” into the social giant’s namesake app to let users listen to music and podcasts directly within Facebook’s apps for mobile devices. That hasn’t happened yet, so you’re probably safe to trust the Workflow. We’re also strangers, so there’s no reason you should trust us apart from believing we’re well meaning, and that given enough eyeballs a set of those would be honest and report the bad behaviour. If you can’t inspect it yourself ( and even if you could!), at some point you’ll have to trust someone’s answer. Which brings us to the problem of asking if you can trust a piece of software. I haven’t looked at it myself, but all of the above are strong indications that you’re probably safe to trust it, just as much as you can trust my assessment-which you don’t know if you should. They could simply lie in both cases and there’d be nothing you could code for this Workflow is open been on these forums for years the Workflow’s thread has 20 pages and the GitHub repository has some popularity and outside contributions (though small) which indicates that at least a few outside people have looked at what it does.
Terms are meaningless if you’re being malicious, as is asking the person you have concerns about.
You could probably just ask you have any specific concerns.
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