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Hi. I've reading and see that there is not a way to remove selectively played songs or recomendations. Bot have some smart speakers with alexa, and they are associated to my account. Sometimes my family uses that speakers to play some other things, and then my profille is full of things that I dont like or want.

 

I also don't need or want recomendations. I already know what I want to hear. And is always the same. No more than 20 artists. And for sure not any new artist, dont want recomendations nor listen new music. (even dont need to use spotify, can download all of them on my phone, but like to voice play with alexa in my car)

 

So, there is a way to full reset my profile, to remove all played or history songs?

And also a way to remove recoemndations, and a way to "unalgoritmize me"'?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

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Hey there, welcome to the Spotify Community! 

 

There isn't an official way to fully reset an existing account. Nonetheless, you can do the following about resetting your Spotify:

  1. Create a new account to start fresh. 
  2. Transfer your complete library to that new account. This way you will still have all your playlists, albums, etc. but no recommendations from before. You can transfer content from the other account by following these steps if you choose to start with a new account. 

If this is something you would like to see change or be added to in the future, you can create a new idea about it. Our ideas board is a place where Spotify users can share their feedback in the form of ideas, to improve the Spotify experience for everyone. Every user can suggest an idea or show their support for an existing one by voting for it.

 

You can head here to learn more about ideas and how to post them. Make sure to always follow our Idea Exchange guidelines, so others can find your suggestion and show their support.

 

I located an idea that might interest you:

Even though the status is set as Not right now as there are no immediate plans to implement this, it doesn't mean the idea has been rejected. Feel free to show your support by voting for it. 

 

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else.

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Hey there, welcome to the Spotify Community! 

 

There isn't an official way to fully reset an existing account. Nonetheless, you can do the following about resetting your Spotify:

  1. Create a new account to start fresh. 
  2. Transfer your complete library to that new account. This way you will still have all your playlists, albums, etc. but no recommendations from before. You can transfer content from the other account by following these steps if you choose to start with a new account. 

If this is something you would like to see change or be added to in the future, you can create a new idea about it. Our ideas board is a place where Spotify users can share their feedback in the form of ideas, to improve the Spotify experience for everyone. Every user can suggest an idea or show their support for an existing one by voting for it.

 

You can head here to learn more about ideas and how to post them. Make sure to always follow our Idea Exchange guidelines, so others can find your suggestion and show their support.

 

I located an idea that might interest you:

Even though the status is set as Not right now as there are no immediate plans to implement this, it doesn't mean the idea has been rejected. Feel free to show your support by voting for it. 

 

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else.

AmaySpotify Star
Help others find this answer and click "Accept as Solution".
If you appreciate my answer, maybe give me a Like.
Note: I'm not a Spotify employee.

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