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Statement regarding security breach

Despotify is actively and falsely being accused of hacking into Spotify.
Under Criticism is our statement on the matter.

despotify is about providing an open source client to Spotify’s service and providing tools to allow third parties to develop new and cool services that make use of Spotify’s platform and services.

Please see our FAQ for more information.

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