Spotify has introduced an in-app messaging feature called “Messages,” allowing users to share music, podcasts, and audiobooks directly within the app. This new feature aims to make music sharing easier and more social by keeping conversations about content within Spotify’s ecosystem.
Messages enable one-on-one chats where users can send Spotify content along with text and emojis. The feature is available to users aged 16 and older and currently rolled out in select Latin and South American markets, with plans to expand to the US, Canada, Brazil, the EU, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand soon. Both free and premium users can access the messaging service.
To start a chat, users tap their profile photo in the app and select the Messages section. They can message only people they’ve interacted with previously via collaborative playlists, Jams, Blends, or shared Family and Duo plans. Sharing content is simple—users can tap the share icon in the Now Playing screen, choose a friend, and send tracks, podcasts, or audiobooks directly.
Messaging works on a request-and-approval basis; recip
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