Music streaming services now represent everyday life for many users who love good music, but you must always deal with the gigabytes available on your telephony offer, so as not to find yourself dry right in the middle of listening to our favorite singer . It is true that apps like Spotify allow you to listen to music off line, but this first of all implies the subscription to the Premium version but above all it initially implies a sort of download and therefore of consumption of precious Giga.
Well, things are about to change, because Spotify will allow users to play the music they have saved on their mobile phone from the application itself, without having to resort to an alternative player. A function that is not a revolution as for example Youtube Music already offers this service, but since the Spotify app is one of the most popular and used, the function could give yet another shoulder to the many rivals in circulation.
Spotify will allow you to listen to the songs you have stored on your mobile
At the moment the function is being tested and therefore available only for some users, but above all at the moment it seems that only Android devices will enjoy this benefit, but everything can develop towards other paths and therefore also accommodate iOS devices.
It seems obvious to say it, but the new function will not allow you to upload audio files to the cloud, playing only the content saved in the internal or external memory of your smartphone. So we just have to wait for further developments, trying to shed light on whether the new Spotify function will actually be available only for Premium users or even for the many users who use the Free version of the streaming service.
