Users reporting the issue on the thread state that Spotify is listed as a consumer of battery life due to background activity, with no clear reason why. Spotify doesn't state when a fix could be coming or whether it would be an app update or other troubleshooting steps. In a long and ongoing support thread on its website, which started weeks ago, Spotify says it is aware of battery drain reports and that it has passed those reports onto its technical iOS team.
To get the latest WalesOnline newsletters emailed to you directly for free click here.Following a flood of reports and complaints, Spotify has acknowledged that its app may be causing excessive battery drain and overheating issues on iOS 14.8 and the latest iOS 15 update, promising a fix in the not-so-distant future. Spotify has yet to issue a statement explaining why the system has crashed for so many users.įrom 7.40pm, many users are now reporting that they are able to get back into the Spotify app via the usual login methods and use all of the app's features.įor all the latest, follow our live blog here. It may take some time to get things up again.” When will the service be back up and running? Spotify tweeted that they had received reports of problems shortly after 6pm.Īccording to .uk, there are about 20,000 reports of problems with the music streaming service.Īmong the errors encountered by users was a message saying that their username and password were incorrect.Īnother one displayed when Spotify users tried to launch songs on the company’s site said: “We’re all mixed up. The tweet was sent at 6.22pm on Tuesday March 8. Read more: What the Met Office says about snow after earlier warnings
Tweeting from its account, the music streaming service said: "Something’s not quite right, and we’re looking into it. Spotify is down and users are reporting widespread problems.
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