Spotify’s terrible privacy settings just leaked Palmer Luckey’s bops and bangers

The news article discusses the release of the "Panama Playlists," a collection of data on the musical listening habits of various public figures, including politicians, journalists, and tech leaders. The data was obtained through Spotify's privacy settings, which allowed the anonymous curator to access the listening habits of these individuals. The article highlights the case of Palmer Luckey, the co-founder of Oculus VR, whose Spotify listening data was included in the collection. The article emphasizes the privacy concerns raised by this incident, as Spotify's privacy settings appear to have allowed for the unauthorized access and publication of personal information. The article also notes that several of the individuals featured in the Panama Playlists have confirmed the accuracy of the data presented. The article suggests that this incident raises questions about the privacy and security of personal data on Spotify and other online platforms.