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Spotify has a moderation problem on its hands as evidenced by recent reports of explicit content being uploaded to the platform. https://t.co/wfMexF84QF
Spotify sorprende (de mala manera): contenido pornográfico en su plataforma https://t.co/B0vuDLKhtJ https://t.co/ognntoYN1I
By @@SNB3112 - Some Spotify users have spotted a troubling issue of porn videos showing up on search results for some popular artists on the platform. #Spotify #Porn #Search https://t.co/pWiHCyyL8h