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Spotify is expanding shared account features that make it easier for parents to control what their kids listen to. Managed accounts are now launching For Premium Family subscribers in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France and Netherlands After a pilot Which launched last year, allowing account holders to manage a separate music-only experience for kids under 13.
Managed accounts give parents the ability to filter explicit content, block specific songs and artists, and hide videos that sometimes play alongside audio clips on the streaming service. Spotify says that interaction features are limited on managed accounts, and that age-restricted features like the ability to message other Spotify users are strictly prohibited. This is different from Dedicated Spotify Kids appBecause managed accounts enable parents to regulate what their kids can listen to in the main Spotify app.
Kids are free to add songs to favorites, create playlists, and receive personalized recommendations based on their listening habits, without affecting the main account holders’ listening history or algorithm. This separation means that parents won’t find that their Discover playlists or wrapped results have been destroyed because their child was attacking Demon hunters in kpop The soundtrack is on repeat.
Managed accounts are available exclusively through Spotify’s Premium Family plan, which includes six individual Premium accounts for members who reside at the same address for $19.99 per month. Family plan holders can create a managed account by clicking the “Add Member” option on their account page, then selecting “Add a listener under 13 (or local market equivalent).”