According to Twitter, more than 800,000 users are currently tweeting about Spotify.

Spotify users are expressing their disappointment on social media, with some saying they will switch to Apple Music and others asking for a month of Spotify Premium for free. The last time Spotify crashed was on May 7, when the Spotify Status Twitter account acknowledged two separate issues within a few hours of each other on the same day. However, it is not believed the current problem users are facing is related to the earlier crash. There were also reports of Spotify crashing moments after the posthumous Juice WRLD album was released on July 10. TikTok May Make Changes to Distance Itself from China amid U.S.TikTok Was Down But Hasn't Yet Been Banned in the U.S.Instagram Trend: Here's How To Find Your 'Top Lockdown Songs' From Spotify.The app has appeared to have been down for around an hour, according to the tweet from Spotify and the reports from Down Detector. The Spotify Cares Twitter account has also acknowledged the issue, in a tweet that said: 'We're aware of some issues right now and are checking them out! We'll keep you posted.' We're currently investigating, and we'll keep you posted here!' Spotify has acknowledged the problem, with the Spotify Status Twitter account posting: 'Something's out of tune. There are also reports of Spotify being down on the East Coast, including in New York and Boston. The website Down Detector received more than 10,000 reports of the Spotify app crashing, with most reports coming out of Western Europe. On its developer platform, Facebook said: 'We are aware and investigating an increase in errors on the iOS SDK which is causing some apps to crash.' Other apps that use the software to manage their log-ins also experienced issues today, including Pinterest, Tinder, PUBG Mobile, and Mario Kart. It seems to be a problem within the iPhone app alone, as users have reported Spotify working normally on Android devices, as well as on desktop and through the web version.įacebook confirmed that the crash was caused by an issue with its iOS software developer kit (SDK) that is embedded in the Spotify app.

The problem is not resolved by deleting the app and redownloading it, either. When attempting to open the Spotify app on an iPhone, it immediately crashes. Spotify is not working on iOS, according to thousands of users.

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