To carry on using Spotify, uninstall the existing app on your device, then download the latest official version from. The Swedish firm swiftly responded: 'It seems an unauthorized app was detected. What should I do? I certainly don't want to upgrade to the new version cause I dislike it.' 'All I'm using is the old version of the Spotify on my PC (old, not unauthorized), and also old version of Spotify on my phone. 'Yesterday I have received a strage (sic) e-mail from Spotify,' the user wrote. The message the user recieved was the same wording from the warning email. On the company's forum, a post from user 'anna_scooter' on March 4 revealed Spotify directly addressing the issue of unauthorised Android apps. If we detect repeated use of unauthorized apps in violation of our terms, we reserve all rights, including suspending or terminating your account.'

If you need more help, please see our support article on reinstalling Spotify. 'To access your Spotify account, simply uninstall any unauthorized or modified version of Spotify and download and install the Spotify app from the official Google Play Store. Don't worry – your Spotify account is safe. It disclosed an email, confirmed to be legitimate by Newsweek, had been sent to users which read: 'We detected abnormal activity on the app you are using so we have disabled it. TorrentFreak reported on Monday that a crackdown on hacked software could now be imminent. According to its website, Spotify had 159m active users at last count in December 2017. Statistics indicate that roughly 90m people are signed up to the free option. Unlike the premium subscription, the free tier serves ads to listeners. Headsets hang in front of a screen displaying a Spotify logo on it, in Zenica February 20, 2014.

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