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It's not as hard as you're making it out to be, but then again, the assumption that the barrier to entry is high is what keeps piracy niche, and as long as it's niche copyright enforcement doesn't notice as much... so I guess it all works out.
But there are sites that you can visit that use rotating family accounts to download music straight from qobuz and the like. Theres nothing sketchy there, it just violates the ToS to use accounts like that.
Ive been a pirate since the late 90s and it's a service problem for the most part. So saying a song name on Spotify and getting what you want 99.9% of the time is an unbeatable experience. Not to mention curated and generate playlists. No piracy setup matches this that I've seen.