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Hi there @DispłayĘrrør,
In this case it's best to wait 30 days, after which the downloads on all your unused devices should be automatically removed by the system.
Hope this helps.
Hi there,
Welcome to the Community!
Here is what you can do from your end to resolve this:
You can also try logging out everywhere, and logging back in only on the devices you're currently using. This is a good idea, if you've ever logged in on other people's devices like computers, phones and gaming consoles.
Hope this helps.
I have the exact same issue.
Thank you for the reply, but It's impossible for me to delete the files that aren't there. It seems like Spotify still thinks there are downloaded songs on my phone and watch but in reality everything got wiped after I did a factory reset for both of them.
Hi there @DispłayĘrrør,
In this case it's best to wait 30 days, after which the downloads on all your unused devices should be automatically removed by the system.
Hope this helps.
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