This includes Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, South Africa, Thailand, Uruguay, and the U.S.
Spotify is currently rolling out the mini-player for Facebook in only 27 countries. Moreover, the mini-player works for select verified artists’ posts, and user-uploaded videos containing licensed music. While Premium users get access to the full playback options to discover more songs and videos, Spotify Free users only get the shuffle mode with accompanying ads. It sits right there and you can continue to scroll through the news feed and continue playing content based on the initial link. Now, the mini-player sits at the bottom of the screen with a platter of media-control buttons. Tapping the “Connect” button will launch the mini-player in the Facebook app. The first time users open the player, they will receive a consent pop-up to link their Spotify account to their Facebook account. So, following the latest update, when users tap on a Spotify link on Facebook, the new mini-player will open up at the bottom of the screen to play the media. Once a user starts playing a song or a video using a Spotify link on Facebook, the media will start playing on the new mini-player and allow users to discover more such content on Spotify right from within Facebook. As per the music-streaming giant, this addition will help Spotify users, both premium and free, discover new music right inside the Facebook app.Ĭoming to the mini-player, it resides inside the Facebook app on iOS and Android and works as an automatic media player for users while they scroll through their news feed. Spotify announced the new Facebook mini-player via an official blog post.
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