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If you mark a playlist as offline, the tracks in that playlist will be available as offline. You have to manually mark the playlists as downloaded, and wait for the tracks in them to download.
I am unsure whether it applies to desktop as well, but on mobile you have to go online once every 30 days to confirm your subscription still exists otherwise the tracks will be removed.
Liam
Watch your language. Im trying to help here and you talk to me like that?
Spotify is a music streaming service. If you're premium you can choose to keep up to 3,333 tracks offline on 3 devices to play without an internet connection.
You add tracks to a playlist, mark the playlist as offline and the tracks in the playlist can be played without an internet connection. Any other track will be downloaded.
Where is the client supposed to get the track without an internet connection?
Liam
@Sabbysubby7 wrote:
My subscription should be effing confirmed if they pull my sparse money out twice a month without an actual date, or reliable withdrawl time. I get closelined every month because if something that is actually made for me NOT to use? Wow.. I think there should be some bigger print if this company wants to take money and not actually do what they say they will. I shouldn't need to dl anything on my computer if the program is supposed to run offline. If it's not, i'll be on my way to file a claim to the BBB for the wonderful representation my money grants me with this company. I want to hear what I pay for.
Money should only be pulled once a month. If its being pulled more often, you probably have two accounts. The payments team can help with this - contact them using the Support Form.
You can find your next billing date on your subscription overview page.
Liam
@Sabbysubby7 - just to confirm, it's your Internet connection itself on your computer that isn't working? If so, offline playlists will work for 30 days but you'll need to go online at least once every 30 days to keep them active.
@Sabbysubby7 wrote:
So, then how are they still taking money if they can just take everything back like that? I do need internet to use it, even offline, then?
Yes kind of, you need to connect your Spotify application to the internet at least once every 30 days so the application can verify you still have a premium subscription which allows you to store those tracks offline.
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Subscription verification is part of it, but we also need to collect data about play counts so we can pay royalties back to the rightsholders. If users could keep playlists offline indefinitely we wouldn't be able to pay the right amount back to artists/labels.
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