Why even put it in if you're not using it? Honestly I just want something that plays music and 95% of that other stuff(which poses a large security risk on a managed corporate device) just isn't interesting.
Why even put it in if you're not using it? Honestly I just want something that plays music and 95% of that other stuff(which poses a large security risk on a managed corporate device) just isn't interesting.
If you're concerned about privacy or security, I recommend not using any streaming service. You should just load the music you want to listen to onto your device, and use your local music player. You could also listen to an internet radio service like DI.fm which provides raw .pls files for use in any app.
A third-party app that gives access to X,Y, and Z permissions is a larger security risk than an equivalent app that only has permissions for X. So if an app only needs X in its current version but requests Y and Z, then it is introducing unnecessary risk.
+ See e.g. https://systemoverlord.com/blog/2014/09/05/security-not-a-bi...