Spotify clones built with a $38 script might soon be shut down
Feb16
on February 16, 2016
at 8:12 am
Ever wanted to roll your own streaming music service? As it turns out, all it takes is $38 — and you don’t even need to touch a line of code. For roughly the price of a Chromecast, you can buy a script that sets up a full-fledged Spotify-like streaming music app that pulls tunes from YouTube and lets users create accounts, discover popular albums and whip up playlists. Only, you wouldn’t be the first to launch such a service — and it may not be legal. Last month, TorrentFreak came across Wefre, a free streaming service that offered a boatload…
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