Resso

A new music streaming service from ByteDance

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A new music streaming service from ByteDance

4 followers

Resso is a music streaming app that lets you express yourself and connect with others through tracks you love and the ones you'll soon discover.

Launch tags:Android•iOS•Music

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This is another example of an app launch on the WORLDWIDE web but which is only available for people in that usual warmongering country. By the time it launches in my country, I'll have forgotten about it.

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6yr ago

@ianmayman because China is not interested in your country citizens' data.

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6yr ago

@miked888 Feel free to explain the countless other products from many other countries that only target the U.S, a prominent example that has been around for years and with huge funding is Google Voice which is U.S-only despite the technology being compatible with other countries. So is Google now a Chinese company?

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6yr ago

@ianmayman No, US government is not interested in your data. Nothing against Poland, foreign governments are just not interested. Only reason Canada gets these products is because of our proximity to the USA.

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6yr ago

Product Hunt

For those of you that don't fall into a TikTok rabbit hole in bed (like me), here's an overview of how TikTok has had a heavy influence on music over the past year. It makes a lot of sense for ByteDance (makers of TikTok) to introduce a direct Spotify/Apple Music competitor.

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6yr ago

indian vpn + change app store to india = access to Resso with 14 day trial. interesting concept especially the social aspect and ability for anyone to correct song lyrics and add videos / visuals to a track.

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6yr ago

Looks great, but I am sure I am not the only one with privacy concerns around TikTok

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6yr ago

@chrisschaap why？ because it's a china company?

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6yr ago

@alex2020 Essentially, yes, the China Internet Security Law allows Chinese authorities to conduct spot-checks on a company's network operations. There have been some other acts by the company that go against my personal values of privacy and freedom of speech. Here's an article with some more info: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/...

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6yr ago