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FWIW, you can share a Spotify family with 5 other people. You don’t need to be a family. Just to tell Spotify that you do live at the same address. You don’t ev
by ornornor 6y ago
FWIW, you can share a Spotify family with 5 other people. You don’t need to be a family. Just to tell Spotify that you do live at the same address. You don’t even have to know each other, and can live in different countries.
You can also use a vpn (turkey is a good location but there are others) and tada every plan is now a fraction of what it costs in your actual locale. And it’s like Netflix, the country you use it in defines the content you have access to, not the country you’re subscribed in.
I ditched Spotify a long time ago, their player is garbage imo, music quality is subpar, and they’re missing a lot of what I listen to. But I’d you’re going to cave and give them your money reluctantly because you can’t live without this podcast then this somewhat makes you feel you’re still sticking it to the man.
- jdeibele 6y agoI was going to add my mother-in-law to our Spotify account and Spotify wanted her to be at the address provided on the account. I didn't follow through because I assumed (didn't try) that they would do some sort of GeoIP lookup. She's close (8 miles) but Comcast instead of CenturyLink so definitely different IP range.
- ornornor 6y agoNo she just has to enter the same postal address when asked. That’s it. Geoip wouldn’t work I think because what if you’re traveling or on a vpn etc