Music Mood Selection: Personalized Playlist Experience

This lecture introduces 'MoodTunes', an app that creates personalized music playlists based on the user's mood and music style preferences. Users can select their current mood using emojis and choose from a variety of music genres. The app offers custom playlists, community recommendations, and search options. It also allows users to edit their profiles and privacy settings, providing transparency on the data it collects. Through a case study, the lecture demonstrates how a user, Lily, interacts with the app, changes her mood, and explores the personalized playlist features.

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