Well. then I guess you’ll die as a lazy, fat slug too lazy to get up from the couch and you’ll have to listen to whatever trash you’re getting served by those willing to spare you the trouble of walking three steps for an ever increasing fee. But stop blaming anyone else for your awful lifestyle.
Tried Spotify years ago and found the sound quality abyssmal, the catalogue disappointing and the ads unbearable. Still can’t understand why people are wasting their time with that crap. OTOH people are using their smartphones and BT headphones as their primary source for music, so it doesn’t really matter what kind of noise they’re enjoying. Protip: Put your heads in the blender. Acoustuically equivalent, much cheaper and doesn’t make you half as stupid. Plus: wearing a blemder on your head might become the next big thing on TikTok.
“Forever” can’t be. I got through all sorts of trouble buying beer in the US when I only had a European drivers’ license with me but not the slightest bit buying CDs in the 1990s. OTOH, that might depend on state or even be “self regulation” at work.
I remember. Bur AFAIK that didn’t have much effect except some funny stickers on US imports. I’d have noticed if anything like age verification for music had been in place in Europe (incl. UK) because I used to go to record stores and buy actual records. I still was a minor during the better part of the 1980s and very much into metal so I’d certainly know.
Simple: if you’re small enough, Brazil won’t care. Supposed Brazilians are getting nuts about your unexpectedly viral knitting site, they might decide to block you. Now you have the option to live with it or to decide that the Brazilian market is too important for you to lose and comply with Brazilian regulations.
Since when have there been age restrictions on music? Freedom of the arts, anyone?
Not quite clear to me, what you actually need. Only WiFi - then you’d need an access point, not a router. A router wold have something on the other end too, like fiber or ADSL.