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Can someone advise on how the device limit works on a family plan. For e.g. if I have 3 total subscribers under family plan, does each of the 3 subscribers have the option of using spotify on 3 of their own devices? So if each subscriber has a phone, tablet and laptop then each one can have spotify (with their playlist syncd) on each of these so it is in all 9 devices potentially?
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Hi there!
Each member of the Family Plan will have their own accounts with their own playlists. So you can install Spotify on different devices, then someone in your family can install their Spotify on different devices. Each account is completely separate.
Hope this helps 🙂
Hi there!
Each member of the Family Plan will have their own accounts with their own playlists. So you can install Spotify on different devices, then someone in your family can install their Spotify on different devices. Each account is completely separate.
Hope this helps 🙂
My understanding is that each account can have 3 offline devices (you can install Spotify on how many devices as you wish, but max 3 for offline sync)
The common device would still need one account to be signed in at a time. So that device would count as 1 device (if you use it for offline sync) for each member who signs in with their account on it.
And for the playlists: again, every account has their own playlists, Your Music, listening history, profile etc. so it depends on who's signed in.
So, I just signed up for family account. Why then if I play something from my playlist, but then my daughter does something on hers, mine switches to her song or vice versa.
You need to switch to her acct in order to play her playlist cause is tier to her acct.
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