I'm sure you'll prefer to select the applications you'll like to have at home instead of choosing among the fee subscriptions that providers impose on you.
Let's use an example: if you subscribe to Netflix or Spotify, you pay for the music or video titles you choose among their catalogs. It is obvious that these on-demand content providers offer an impressive choice, but this implies the following two major drawbacks.
As royalties to the majors are required, any media content supplier is forced to constantly pay the titles it offers. This is the reason why:
You might not be able to find a song
You might find a studio recorded version although you wanted the live version
Your music/movies selections might be removed from your playlist because the legal rights have changed
Although the ability to add personal files has been added recently, there are a few limitations, as follows:
You cannot perform a search in these topics or restrict a search to your collection
It also lacks a ranking by genre or composer, for enthusiasts of classical and film music
Artists' profiles still do not distinguish between studio albums, concerts, and compilations