Spotify
Since when is Spotify kosher?
(I removed a link from here because I didn’t mean to target any specific businesss publicly.)
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There’s no pictures or images on it
MB smart offers the same thing
Do they also filter the list of singers?
No they don’t
If you’re able to use a fully kosher alternatives like 24/6 and Naki and zing then obviously Spotify is not meant for you but there are many that did request Spotify
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MB Smart is a filter for non kosher smartphones, they don’t brand phones as kosher and offer it with Spotify.
What’s the difference?
They understand that ultimately they’re just filtering a device that you own, and have to take into account what you want and expect, even if it doesn’t meet high standards.
Filters are for non kosher smartphones, targeting many who want services that can’t be considered completely kosher.
Filters aren’t giving you a hechsher.
They don’t label your device as kosher.
They just filter it.
It’s up to you how filtered you want it, and you can filter it to be completely kosher, but filtered != kosher.
If a device is branded and sold as a kosher device, then it has to be completely kosher.
What people want doesn’t change what’s kosher.
And Spotify, even filtered, isn’t fully kosher.
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That’s your opinion
So exactly what you’re saying and exactly what a standard “kosher” phone is so directly in the middle of that is were the kosher TIQ phone is
Again if you read the full website and if you read the tachlis of the product you will see that it says the point of the phone is to prevent people from jumping to a smartphone
And I’ve asked over a few hundred people what would apps they would want on a “kosher” device in order to prevent them from going to a smartphone and one of the main answers was Spotify so…..
I’d love to hear your opinion.
Please explain how an app that offers unfiltered access to all the music that’s out there, no matter its content, can be considered kosher.
I’m not saying it’s the worst thing in the world, but I don’t understand how you can calll that kosher.
To me kosher means something about it is kashered/filtered and yes you could have many standards of kosher I’m not saying it’s 100% kosher but it’s kosher for those that need/want to use it put Don’t wanna see inappropriate images
And for the fact that it’s not 100% kosher is the reason why I did not include it in any of the app bundles and rather it’s an additional app that only those that need it should get it
Kosher means not having access to inappropriate content.
Agree or disagree?
And to me a tomato means something about it is a tomato/vegetable.
I strongly Disagree
That’s your own opinion
I don’t know where you are getting from that when you see the word kosher somewhere it means to the highest standards?!
Please don’t rely on that opinion for eating
Because you will eat a lot of not kosher things
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I didn’t realize that not having access to inappropriate content is such a high standard.
I thought that was the baseline.
Bro every community is different and everyone has their own standards
IT’S NOT A UNIVERSAL THING
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I’m very happy for you that in you’re circles that is your baseline but not in mine
Sorry 
Just think a bit outside your circles for a second and maybe you’ll understand
Okay, okay, I can definitely hear that different communities have different standards.
Chill.
But I just want to understand how you’re defining kosher.
If I understood correctly, kosher is something that doesn’t have inappropriate images, regardless of what other content it might have?