Today, Spotify hurried to get rid of numerous clearly phony podcasts discovered to be marketing prescription drugs in offense of Spotify’s policies and, likely, federal law.

On Thursday, Business Insider (BI) reported that Spotify got rid of 200 podcasts marketing the sale of opioids and other drugs, however that wasn’t completion of the scandal. Today, CNN exposed that it quickly discovered lots more phony podcasts pitching drugs.

A few of the podcasts might have raised a warning for a human mediator– with titles like “My Adderall Store” or “Xtrapharma.com” and episodes entitled “Order Codeine Online Safe Pharmacy Louisiana” or “Order Xanax 2 mg Online Big Deal On Christmas Season,” CNN reported.

Spotify’s auto-detection did not flag the phony podcasts for elimination. A few of them stayed up for months, CNN reported, which might produce problem for the music banner at a time when the United States federal government is punishing controlled substance sales online.

“Multiple teens have died of overdoses from pills bought online,” CNN kept in mind, triggering reaction versus tech business. And Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs were particularly raised to stop fatal drugs from bombarding the United States, which the president stated a nationwide emergency situation.

BI discovered that lots of podcast episodes included a digital voice and were under a minute long, while CNN kept in mind some episodes were as brief as 10 seconds. A few of them didn’t include any audio at all, BI reported.