That’s the type of abuse Spotify is now looking to prevent.Īs spotted by CNET, Spotify last month revised its terms and conditions for the family plan to say that users will be required to provide location “from time to time.”Ī requirement of the family plan is that all users live at the same address, and by collecting location data from users, Spotify seemingly hopes that it can stop non-families from using the family plan. However, as with any streaming service, it’s not uncommon for friends to come together to share a family subscription – and pay as little as $2.50 per month for Spotify access.

Spotify’s Premium Family plan is $15 per month and allows up to six users to access the service. Now, Spotify is renewing its efforts to prevent abuse of its family plan by requiring that users occasionally provide access to their location data. Opinion Opposition is being vanquished by unfair means.Spotify has attempted to curb abuse of its family plan in the past, and faced backlash for doing so.Sports Surya to be stand-in MI captain if Rohit sits out a few games to manage workload.Trending Watch: IFS officer shares video of a leopard doing ‘surya namaskar’.Trending Folk musician plays Sidhu Moose Wala’s ‘295’ on Chandigarh roadside.Entertainment Shah Rukh Khan buys Rolls-Royce Cullinan worth Rs 10 crore, fans say it's 'worth his stature'.

Entertainment Priyanka Chopra says she moved to the US because had 'beef' with people in Bollywood: 'Was being pushed into a corner, was tired of the politics'.

Cities Some parties have started 'Bhrashtachari Bachao Abhiyan': PM Modi targets Oppn.

Back to directly attacking PM Modi, Kejriwal discards post-2019 restraint, ups the ante.

Spotify family plan