Music to wear on mobile devices has evolved very solidly over the years, since it began with the implementation of the radio with the antenna in headphones, then the reading of MP3 files that were purchased in online stores or streamed directly from the PC and now the trend is streaming that uses data from telephone plans. It all started with eye-catching monthly payments, but then little by little the numbers have increased and Spotify customers are witnesses of this.
As commented by sites like Bloomberg, the platform plans to increase the collection figures in the following months, which will be 1 or 2 dollars at most, so users did not have to worry about a jump that may feel enormous. The change would be happening starting this month of April 2024, but only for selected regions such as United Kingdom, Australia and Pakistan.
However, sites like USA They are not saved and their increase will come at the end of this year, so the changes will include the individual premium plan going from $11.99 to $12.99 per month; the duo plan, $15.99 to $16.99; the family plan, $17.99 to $18.99; and for students, from $6.99 to $7.99 per month. Fortunately, Mexico has not come up in the talks of the increase, so it could be that we will not be impacted by the changes.
Here is a description of Spotify:
It is an online music streaming service that offers users access to a wide variety of songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts. It was first launched in 2008 and has since become one of the most popular music streaming services in the world.
Spotify users can access the platform's vast music catalog through a mobile or desktop app. It offers both free ad-supported options and premium ad-free subscriptions, which provide additional benefits such as the ability to download music for offline listening and better audio quality.
One of Spotify's distinguishing features is its ability to personalize each user's listening experience. It uses algorithms and listening data to recommend music and create personalized playlists based on individual tastes and listening habits.
For now, we remain in Latin America with the usual rates until further notice.
Via: Bloomberg
Editor's note: It is definitely a decent audio streaming service, since we cannot limit it to just am'sucia, since there are also podcasts and other types of programs. It is a relief that, at least for us, they are not going to charge us more for the monthly payment.
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