Angus Paterson

I use their VPN (with the cheaper subscription plan), I've had a great experience and it's the best value offering out there to my knowledge.

Nothing that I can think of.

Proton offers better value.

I don't know, I only use the VPN.

I don't know, I only use the VPN.

I don't not, I've not encountered it.

I recently returned to Spotify after they finally introduced lossless audio (we were kept waiting a longtime for that one). But after jumping between its competitors over the years (Apple Music, Deezer, Qobuz etc), I have to say that Spotify's UX is infinitely better and really does make it much easier to jump between different kinds of music, to listen to large volumes of it, to keep track of what you're listening to etc.

There is so much functionality packed into this app that it often seems to collapse under the weight of it all (this manifests in small bugs, music refusing to load etc).

Spotify's UX (interface and user experience) is infinitely better than its competitors in this space, it makes it much easier to listen to large volumes of music.

I don't use them.

Yeah, I use Spotify for podcasts and generally it's great, it integrates with my music listening fairly well without it feeling like feature bloat (however, I hate the ads that are inserted into podcasts, even if you're subscribed to Premium).

Yes.

Great functionality that's within Google's robust ecosystem.

Very heavy on resources.

Convenience of the Google ecosystem.

Extremely, I use it on new devices across different platforms all the time.

Yes, there is a vast selection available. 

My laptop does struggle with it.