Spotify has recently taken steps to combat music piracy by disabling the “Spotify Mod” app on Android devices. This app allowed users to access premium features of Spotify without paying a subscription fee.
The modified app, which was a version of the official Spotify app, has stopped functioning in recent days. Users have reported that they can no longer access playlists, save songs, or stream music through the app. This effectively renders the app useless.
Spotify’s action is a clear attempt to protect its business and prevent the loss of revenue from unauthorized use of its premium service. While some users may seek alternative modded versions, it’s important to be cautious, as these modified apps often contain malware and can pose security risks to devices.
It’s worth noting that Spotify offers premium subscriptions at discounted rates in many regions, including a free trial in the US. By choosing a legitimate subscription, users can enjoy the full range of Spotify’s features without compromising their device’s security.
