Why Spotify is banning users? Here’s why Modded apps are a big No-No!

Spotify is reportedly blocking modded app users at the API level, preventing unauthorized access to its services. This move encourages users to switch to the official app available on the Play Store.

Spotify recently left many users unable to stream music, and the reason was not the technical glitches but it was their use of modded apps. These unofficial versions enabled the users to bypass Spotify’s premium subscription fees while accessing premium features for free. The streaming giant has now cracked down on these apps, leaving users with empty playlists and no access to music.

Why are Modded Apps a problem for Spotify?

Modded versions of Spotify exploit the platform’s services without contributing to its revenue. By blocking such users, Spotify aims to:

• Combat Piracy: Prevent unauthorised access to premium features.
• Increase Revenue: Push users toward subscribing to its official plans.
• Enhance Security: Reduce risks associated with third-party ...