The music service Spotify has removed the limit of 10,000 songs for personal libraries. This was announced by the developers on the company's website. Now users can add an unlimited number of tracks.
Spotify users have been complaining for several years about the limitations on the number of songs in their personal libraries. However, the service contained over 50 million tracks. In 2017, company representatives stated that they did not intend to remove the limit any time soon. They argued that less than 1% of users had reached the limit.
The company stated that it may take some time for the changes to take effect for all listeners. The developers did not specify any exact timelines.
In March 2020, there were rumors online that Spotify plans to launch a music service in Russia. Sources claimed that the company had already rented an office for employees, and the subscription cost would be comparable to 'Yandex.Music.' At the end of April, Bloomberg reported , that Spotify postponed the launch due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: 3dnews.ru
