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I've been signed up with this service for gods know how long, now, and it astounds me how completely incapable your programmers are of making a Shuffle function that actually works (and let's not get into the futility of thumbs-up or thumbs-down).
For years, now, the functionality for shuffling music has ranged from horrible to worse, with occasional spots of "okay, this is livable" for a few weeks at a time.
Currently, (and for as long as I can remember, now), every time I start Spotify in my car (connected via Bluetooth), the playlist I had on Shuffle does two things:
1) It turns off Shuffle
2) It then proceeds to replay all the "shuffled" music that I had listened to for the last X minutes, where X is the time I first started my car up for the day.
#1 feels like programmer laziness, and a lack of understanding of how to save state when an application restarts or when it detects that Bluetooth has connected the car to the device again.
#2 feels like essentially, the first time the user clicks "shuffle" it does a very crude randomization of the playlist, caches it, and then on subsequent start-up of the application, goes back to the beginning of that playlist, instead of resuffling the numbers. IE. It's failure to be actually random comes, again, down to programmer laziness, or management incompetence micromanaging the programmers to uselessness.
Plan
Premium? (HAH)
Country
US
Device
iPhone (red) 8
Operating System
iOS12
My Question or Issue
Does any of the money I pay for this service actually go to development, or is this some college kid's portfolio project and all the money is sucked up in royalties and paychecks?