WASHINGTON 鈥斅燝oogle鈥檚 music service will curate playlists using an amount of data on you that鈥檚 impressive or kind of scary, depending on your outlook.
that, since Google already knows your location, your tastes, what time of day it is and more, through location information, email and other technology, Google Play Music is going to start incorporating all that data into choosing music to fit your likely mood.
鈥淕oogle understands the kind of place you鈥檙e at, so home means something different from the gym, a bar, a park or an airport,鈥� Elias Roman, product manager at Google Play Music, told The Post.
鈥淲e understand activity so with device sensors we understand differences between driving, running and biking and weather that drives what we do and what we want to feel like.鈥�
The service is free if you allow advertising; for $9.99 a month you can skip the ads and also store music offline.
Google told The Post that if you鈥檙e scared of the possible intrusions on your privacy, you don鈥檛 need to worry 鈥斅爕ou have to opt in to the mood-music feature.
