Spotify Connect will also tell you how many people are listening along with you at a time. Once you scan your friend’s code, you will be able to listen along with them, add tracks to play next, and control playback.
This new feature will allow you to connect with your friends and listen to the same things they are listening to, add your own tracks, and even control playback from your phone.Īpp research Jane Manchun Wong first spotted the upcoming feature, which will work via a code that you simply have to scan. Spotify already lets you see what your friends are listening to via Friends Activity, but there’s no way to sync playback and listen to exactly what your friend is listening to.
The company is working on a new feature called Social Listening that will allow users to listen along with their friends. Spotify only saves data related to what songs a kid is playing and liking, and it says that data will neither be sold nor shared with third parties for advertising purposes.Spotify is taking its Spotify Connect features to the next level with social integration. The name and age you enter for each Spotify Kids account is fully encrypted. It won’t collect location data (region restrictions are based on whatever location the parent’s account is set to). Spotify has also created a separate privacy policy for Spotify Kids. Ensuring your child can recognise and respond to challenges is the best way of helping them gain digital resilience. While parental controls of the kind found in Spotify Kids can be a useful tool, they don’t eliminate risk completely. Note that blocking a song only removes it from that specific child’s account and you’ll need to go through the process again if you have more than one child, each have their own account. If a song is selected as ‘hidden’, that song won’t be visible anywhere in the child’s app. However, there is a ‘Grown-ups’ section, which allows you to change the age bracket, view listening history, block specific songs and delete your child’s account. Spotify Kids playlists are created by a group of editors and are deemed to be child-friendly.
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