Spotifythe most popular streaming audio company in Spain and which adds a total of 700 million active users and 265 million premium subscribers worldwide, is taking serious measures to unofficial Or, at least, that seems.
Some of these apps allow skip the premium version payment and get all the music without ads without paying, but this could end forever. This time, really.
Spotify could finally win
The Recent platform falls and the closure of many of the illegal pirate applications They could have served as notice to what can happen now. From Spartifyone of the best third -party apps of Spotify, have warned that the company is making changes so that this type of applications does not work.
In a publication in his X account, the creator of Spicetify has commented that “Spotify has won this time” and? “It is not sure if you can fix it”.
Remember that Spartify is not a pirate app, but consists of a Mod Spotify free With which you can change the interface design, install extensions with new functions, in addition to executing app within Spotify.
Spotify prevents codes from being modified
Despite being a third -party application and that its objective is not to skip the payment, it seems that Nor will it get rid and that will cease to be functional in a very short time. As they comment from Spartify, what has happened is that Spotify’s latest version for MacOS (1.2.62) prevents its code can be modified.
This prevents third -party apps from accessing the data and, therefore, Not being able to implement any modification that allows payment or modifying the appearance. Today, it seems that this measure has only been implemented for macOS, but it shouldn’t take long to reach Windows, Android and iOS.
In this way, Spotify I could end all services both pirates and third parties that allow you to enjoy certain advantages Within Spotify because they will not be able to modify parts of the app to add different functions such as getting in free premium plan.
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