Free Radio Service for Spotify US Users on Android

Spotify have given Android users something to be happy about. In the US at least. US customers will be receiving its free radio service in the Android app, and only a month behind iOS receiving it - not bad!

Good news is the free radio streaming is available to all Spotify members and not just those who pay the $10 for a premium subscriber. Bad news for the free app users is the radio streaming will occasionally be interrupted by ad breaks every so often.Premium subscribers have the added advantage of being able to skip tracks on the radio service whereas free user cannot.

The free radio streaming is only offered to US customers as previously mentioned. Although those who have a premium account in countries where Spotify is available can now access the service through the app too.

Via Android Authority

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