Does this mean I have to coach my kids on entering a fake address in case Spotify asks?Īnother annoyance with this move is kids of divorced parents. We are on the cusp of the change from one city to the next this exact verification failure happens with some pizza delivery locations for my address. Verification fails if I put in the correct city and zip.

It's the right street number (it won't accept my apartment number) and street, but it lists the wrong city and wrong zip code.

Does that mean if you live at 100 Any Street and there are 30 apartment numbers inside that address, you and your upstairs neighbor are considered family as far as Spotify is concerned?Īnother issue is the fact that, in my instance, the only address it will accept for me is wrong. Subscribers who happen to live in an apartment complex, the address verification system can't verify apartment numbers however it was unable to verify mine. If you live in a new neighborhood, good luck. The issue is that the verification system it uses for addresses must be able to find your address. Spotify hadn't notified me of needing to enter my address since the change was made, but as soon as I logged into my Family Premium account, it did ask me to enter my address. Here's an example, I have a family plan with Spotify for my kids because it's cheaper than paying for their individual accounts.

What the move does do is make those who value being honest and doing the right thing lie in some instances. Verifying the same address isn't exactly high security as cheating that setup is fairly straight-forward affair of sharing the same address on their account. The new rules mean that everyone who is on your family plan must use the same physical address to be allowed on the service.

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