Spotify Restores Service After Global Outage Affects Millions

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Spotify Restores Service After Global Outage Affects Millions

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Spotify experienced a global service outage on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, leaving millions of users unable to access the music streaming platform. Users worldwide reported difficulties accessing Spotify's app and website starting in the morning hours. Many encountered error messages or were unable to load playlists and songs. The company acknowledged the issue through its official channels, stating that they were aware of the problems and were investigating the matter. Spotify later confirmed that the outage was not the result of a security hack. By the afternoon, Spotify announced that the issues had been resolved and that services were back to normal. Users confirmed they were once again able to access their music and podcasts without difficulty.

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Spotify announces service has been restored. https://t.co/vyd7hv3C99

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More than 45,000 Spotify users reported the popular music streaming platform was down Wednesday morning. https://t.co/UIUvOO3dtV https://t.co/UIUvOO3dtV

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Spotify appears to be back online. https://t.co/ncmeaZf8zr https://t.co/25wxLPPdxd

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Spotify outage: the platform denies rumours of a cyberattack while it is still unavailable https://t.co/Ik40qFxWLA https://t.co/Thnp20HkKl

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The music and podcast streaming service Spotify stopped working Wednesday morning. The global failure was confirmed by the company itself https://t.co/LqXsHqswTy https://t.co/Xc2ZaQH4Mj

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