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Try to uninstall Spotify from your iPad Pro:
Make sure you have the latest iOS on it
Do a soft-reset on your iPad Pro:
Install Spotify again: Open the App Store then search for and install the Spotify Music app.
Try it!
As I pointed out in my thread, the "normal" fix of uninstalling, clearing cache etc doesn't work on the iPad Pro. I am assuming, from the deafening silence in that and the other iPad Pro crash thread that there is, perhaps, no prospect of an imminent fix? It's unfortunate but it may be time to cancel the subscription and move to Apple Music as that does work... now there's a thought... could Apple possibly be in the process of stitching Spotify up by "accidentally" breaking it?
@colima282 @powysbiker @mike_vengeance
You can stay updated on the iPad Pro crash here:
https://community.spotify.com/t5/Ongoing-Issues/iO
Spotify is aware of the issue and a fix will be coming soon.
The iPad Pro crash has been fixed in version 4.4 which was just released today:
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