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If you're unable to log in to your account, let’s start with some basic troubleshooting to try and help out here: Check that you have an active internet connection. Make sure you’re on the right login screen: - If you created your account with an email and password, enter those and tap LOG IN. - If you created your account with Facebook ...
Click on a playlist, open it and select all the songs contained in it. Right-click the selected songs and click Add to Playlist > New Playlist. This step will create a new playlist to your new account containing the same songs. You can name the playlist the same name it had on the old account if you wish, or give it a different one.
If you still have access to your account, you can edit your email in your account overview page. If you don't have access to your account and to your email anymore, the best way to get help is to contact our customer support team directly via this link. Didn't help? Search for more Spotify Answers, or create a new thread and ask the Community.
If you can’t find another user just by typing their display name, but you happen to know their username, on desktop/ mobile try searching spotify:user:username, wherein "username" is their Spotify username (with no spaces). If you connect your Spotify account to Facebook, you can view a recommended list of friends and featured people to follow.
Log out of the Spotify app and website. Go to the password reset page. Enter your email address or username in Email address or username. Click SEND. Check your email inbox for an email from us with the subject “Reset your password”. Click the link in the e-mail. Type your new password in New password. Type your new password again in Repeat ...
On mobile, go to the gear icon, select View Profile, go to the three dots and select Share. Paste the link wherever and look for the bit after "user/" and before the "?". That is your username. On desktop, select your name from the top right corner, select Profile and then follow the same steps 🙂.
If you don't want these emails, open TestFlight, select Spotify Music and go to "Notifications". Here you can select if you want notifications for new versions via email, mobile notifications, or no notifications at all. In TestFlight, there is a link to "Send Beta Feedback". If you click it, you will be able to send an email where you can ...
Desktop app. Open the Spotify desktop app. In the top-right corner, click the arrow button next to your name, then Settings. Under Social, click DISCONNECT FROM FACEBOOK. Account page (PC and mobile) Open your account page. Go to Edit login methods. If your Spotify is connected to Facebook - you'll see Facebook under Current login methods.
Just jumping in to add a little to what @Jose_M already said. If you use your Premium plan for offline listening keep in mind there's a maximum of 5 separate devices you can use for downloads. If you download music on a 6th device, they get automatically removed from the device that hasn't been used in the longest amount of time.
My Question or Issue. I recently got an email stating: " It has come to Spotify’s attention that your account has engaged in unauthorized use of the Spotify service in violation of the Terms, including possibly engaging in unauthorized content downloads. Spotify has therefore suspended your access to the Service."