Make all my playlists secret

[Perosales]

Hi,

I just reinstalled spotify and started working on a whole new system for arranging my music. It now looks like this:

Seventies

--- Seventies Rock

--- Seventies Disco / Soul

--- --- Abba - Gold

--- Seventies Singer songwriter

Eighties

Nineties

- Nineties Dance

- Nineties Pop

- Nineties Rock

--- Metallica

--- --- Metallica - Black Album

--- --- Metallica - Master of Puppets

- etc. ..

But the Spotify settings were put to default, with some nasty consequences:

I just created about 200 seperate playlists, BUT the setting was still on "automatically make all new playlists public". This was not supposed to be 🙂

I only want playlists containing starred songs to be public, all other to be secret.

Is there a quick way to do this? CTRL+A doesn't work I suppose?

Is there a "make everything secret" switch somewhere?

I don't want to click 200 playlists again... 😕

[Peter__]

Unfortunately there is no quick way to do this, and I have asked before the customer support staff can't change the privacy settings for you either! 😞

Peter

[AbsolutelyNoFB]

Just wait until they team up with Path and text/call everyone on your friends list to tell them about the new songs you've shared! This is exactly the mentality Spotify has with their forced socialization approach to music.

http://www.branded3.com/blogs/the-antisocial-network-path-texts-my-entire-phonebook-at-6am/

[Sam]

AbsolutelyNoFB - No it isn't. Please stay on topic.

[d4rkheartfelt]

Hi This is really a privacy issue - it was never clear to me that these playlists or my profile was public. 

I don't want my music shared like that/ Spotify wants to pimp my mixes to advertise their platform and didn't ask - just does it. Now I have to right-click 300 items after discovering they made them public? Ha.

The next 5 years are going to be crappy for them as other companies that respect my privacy (by default) beat them up.

I don't want to share-all by default.

[TTTCyclist]

I second this sentiment. I'm looking for alternative platforms after years of loyalty to this one.