Understanding Explicit Content on Spotify

What does the 'E' symbol on Spotify indicate?

• A song is exclusive

• A song is explicit

• A song is edited

• A song is energetic

Why does Spotify mark songs as explicit?

• To increase song popularity

• To provide content warnings

• To promote new artists

• To improve sound quality

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What kind of content might an explicit song contain?

• Nature sounds

• Strong language

• Instrumental music

• Classical tunes

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How can users manage explicit content on Spotify?

• By changing the app theme

• By adjusting content preferences

• By downloading more songs

• By following more artists

What is one reason Spotify respects artistic freedom?

• To allow creative expression

• To reduce app size

• To increase ad revenue

• To limit song length

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What should artists do if their song contains explicit material?

• Translate it into another language

• Make a music video

• Label it as explicit

• Release it for free

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What happens if explicit content is not marked?

• The song becomes a hit

• The content may be hidden

• The song is played more often

• The artist wins an award

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In which regions might explicit content not be sold?

• United States

• Belarus

• Australia

• Canada

What can users do if they find a song that should be marked explicit but isn't?

• Ignore it

• Contact Spotify support

• Delete the app

• Share it on social media

What does Spotify provide to help users make informed choices?

• Concert tickets

• Discount coupons

• Content labels

• Free headphones

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