


On Android and OS devices, an easy way to see if there's an update available is to open the App Store (iOS) or Play Store (Android) and search for "Spotify." If there's an update available, the download button will be marked Update. If you're having trouble with Spotify, make sure the app is up to date - if it hasn't updated in a while, you might be running an older version that has a bug or is now incompatible with other software on your device. Log out: This option logs you out of Spotify Web Player in your browser. Don't see your device If you're seeing more than one device of the same name (e.g. Upgrade to Premium: With this option, you can upgrade your Spotify account. Note: If you pause playing for more than 10 minutes, you might need to reconnect. Profile: Choose this option to view and edit your Spotify profile. To do this on Mac, click Spotify > Preferences from the menu bar. As a reminder, here is how to close apps on Android and how to close apps on iPhone. This menu offers the following options: Account: Select this option to view and modify your Spotify account settings. 1 month free not available for users who have already tried Premium. Ad-free music listening, play offline, play songs in any order. If that is successful, then you can restart any apps you absolutely need to use at the same time as Spotify. 2 Premium accounts for a couple under one roof. In either case, the remedy is to try closing any other apps you're not currently using - or close all the other apps and see if Spotify starts to work.

If Spotify isn't working for you, it might be because of a conflict with another app or because your device is running dangerously low on memory and there isn't enough space on the device to stream audio.
