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About Spotify problems

Spotify problems can show up as music that will not play, the app not loading, downloads that fail, or sign-in trouble. The Spotify web player can be disturbed by ad blocking and privacy extensions, while the desktop and mobile apps depend on a stable connection unless songs are downloaded. We have not verified an official Spotify status page, so try another device and network first.

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Typical Spotify problems

An editorial list of typical problems, not based on live user reports.

General fixes: Music

  1. Download for offline listening Downloaded songs keep playing without a connection, which helps on trains, flights and with weak mobile coverage.
  2. Check where the music plays Music apps can send playback to another device linked to your account, such as a speaker or TV. Check the connected devices menu.
  3. Look at active sessions Some plans allow playback on only one device at a time. If music stops when someone else listens, check the active sessions on the account.

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