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To delete your Spotify account, you'll need to use the Spotify website in an internet browser. You can't delete your Spotify account from the mobile app. You also can't delete your Spotify account if ...

With over 130 million subscribers around the world, Spotify is one of the top music streaming services today despite having huge competitors like Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music Unlimited, ...

Spotify, the current top streaming app for music listeners, offers a variety of subscription features. Even before the pandemic hit, the Swedish audio giant has become one of the most used apps. For ...

Spotify is now more expensive than Apple Music, and you might be considering switching services. Before you can do that, you need to know how to cancel your Spotify premium account. Check out: Apple ...

Spotify is raising its prices again. For now the price hikes are only affecting South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region, but the $1 increase may ...

Spotify is the leading music streaming service, but its Premium membership might not be for everyone. Maybe you have a better deal with Apple Music or Amazon Prime Music. Maybe you don’t want to ...

Since 2008, Spotify has provided listeners the chance to discover and listen to millions of tracks, podcasts, and most recently, audio books. Spotify has 602 million users, including its 236 million ...

More than 420 million people listen to music and podcasts through Spotify at least once a month, and the Swedish company now has more than 180 million subscribers paying for its premium subscription ...

Spotify hasn’t gotten off to the best start in 2022. The platform is facing heavy criticism for how they’ve handled Joe Rogan and his spread of COVID-19 misinformation on his podcast, The Joe Rogan ...

Spotify recently came under fire for running recruitment ads for ICE, which ask users to "join the mission to protect America" and to "fulfill [their] mission," in the US. Despite music labels calling ...