Spotify, the audio streaming service used by over 345 million users worldwide, has partnered with Facebook to launch a miniplayer that lets you enjoy Spotify music and podcasts within the Facebook app. The miniplayer is available within the Facebook app on iOS and Android.
You can play music and podcasts shared by your Facebook friends from Spotify in the miniplayer directly in your Facebook News Feed, without having to navigate to the Spotify app. Spotify Premium users can play full songs in the miniplayer, while free users will play in shuffle mode with ads.
How to Set Up the Miniplayer
1. Tap to play a song or podcast episode that a Facebook friend shared from Spotify to your Facebook timeline.
2. The first time you use the Miniplayer, a consent dialog will appear. Click "Connect" to continue.
3. If you're logged in to Spotify, the app will automatically switch to the background and playback will begin. (If you're not logged in, a message will appear prompting you to log in.)
4. The Miniplayer will remain at the bottom of the app, and Spotify will continue playing, even as you continue scrolling through your Facebook News Feed. You can control playback from the Miniplayer, pause the content currently playing, or close the Miniplayer.
This integration is currently available in 27 countries and regions, including Japan, with plans to expand further in the future.
For more information, please see the related article from For the Record below.
https://spotifynewsroom.jp/2021-04-27/share-explore-and-discover-music-and-podcasts-via-spotify-in-the-facebook-app/
About Spotify
https://www.spotify.com/
Since its launch in 2008, Spotify has been evolving the way people listen to music. With Spotify, you can discover, manage, and share over 70 million songs and 2.2 million podcasts for free. By upgrading to Spotify Premium, you can enjoy ad-free listening, better sound quality, and offline listening.
Spotify is the world's most popular audio streaming service, with over 345 million users, including over 155 million Spotify Premium subscribers, in 170 countries and regions.
Spotify Newsroom "For The Record": https://spotifynewsroom.jp/
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You can play music and podcasts shared by your Facebook friends from Spotify in the miniplayer directly in your Facebook News Feed, without having to navigate to the Spotify app. Spotify Premium users can play full songs in the miniplayer, while free users will play in shuffle mode with ads.
How to Set Up the Miniplayer
1. Tap to play a song or podcast episode that a Facebook friend shared from Spotify to your Facebook timeline.
2. The first time you use the Miniplayer, a consent dialog will appear. Click "Connect" to continue.
3. If you're logged in to Spotify, the app will automatically switch to the background and playback will begin. (If you're not logged in, a message will appear prompting you to log in.)
4. The Miniplayer will remain at the bottom of the app, and Spotify will continue playing, even as you continue scrolling through your Facebook News Feed. You can control playback from the Miniplayer, pause the content currently playing, or close the Miniplayer.
This integration is currently available in 27 countries and regions, including Japan, with plans to expand further in the future.
For more information, please see the related article from For the Record below.
https://spotifynewsroom.jp/2021-04-27/share-explore-and-discover-music-and-podcasts-via-spotify-in-the-facebook-app/
About Spotify
https://www.spotify.com/
Since its launch in 2008, Spotify has been evolving the way people listen to music. With Spotify, you can discover, manage, and share over 70 million songs and 2.2 million podcasts for free. By upgrading to Spotify Premium, you can enjoy ad-free listening, better sound quality, and offline listening.
Spotify is the world's most popular audio streaming service, with over 345 million users, including over 155 million Spotify Premium subscribers, in 170 countries and regions.
Spotify Newsroom "For The Record": https://spotifynewsroom.jp/
Click here for company press release details
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