Spotify will introduce a messaging feature for subscribers, which will also allow music sharing between users.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The messaging feature will allow users to chat and share music, being available on mobile devices for users aged 16 and over, in certain markets. After removing a similar feature in 2017, Spotify is now relying on subscriber growth to gain market share. The company aims for 1 billion users and is expanding its video content library, including options for podcast creators.
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