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Spotify could soon let you host a Jam without Premium

With strings attached, of course.

Spotify could soon let you host a Jam without Premium

Spotify may soon allow free users to host collaborative Jams, eliminating the current requirement of a Premium subscription. According to app strings in the upcoming Spotify 9.1.82.19 version, this change is being considered, although there is no certainty that the feature will be released. The Jam feature, introduced by Spotify in September 2023, allows up to 32 people to join a real-time playlist.

While joining and participating in Jams is accessible to all users, hosting a Jam has been limited to Premium subscribers. This restriction may be lifted to celebrate the three-year anniversary of Jam, making it more accessible to free users, who can now join and participate in Jam sessions without any cost.

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