Spotify is today, and probably for years to come, the most popular music streaming service worldwide, with more than 130 million subscribers and the same in terms of users who make use of the free version with ads.
The Swedish company has just announced that the 10.000 song limit in the library will disappear, a limit that was seen from the outside as ridiculous and infuriating, especially for lovers, really, of music. In this way, users can save as many songs and albums as they want in their collection.
Keep in mind that this limit will only disappear from our collections. However, if we want to enjoy our collections without an internet connection, we will have to continue to suffer from the 10.000 song limit. The same is true for playlists, whose limit will remain at 10.000 songs.
According to the company, the disappearance of this limit is being gradual, so it will probably take a few days to reach all the countries where the Swedish streaming music company is available.
King of streaming music
Spotify announced a month ago, a growth of millions in the number of subscribers compared to the last quarter of 2019, reaching 130 million registered users. To that figure we have to add another 163 million users They use the service for free with ads.
The second most popular music streaming service in the world is Apple Music (or at least it was, since it has not announced subscriber numbers for practically a year). The latest official Apple Music subscriber data pointed to trusted by 60 million usersFigures that do not seem to be improving over the months.
