Spotify is a popular music streaming platform that allows listeners to access millions of songs from all over the world. With an internet connection, you can stream tracks from Spotify for free. But with the offline mode, you can listen to Spotify without using data or worrying about buffering.
Spotify’s offline mode allows you to sync songs and albums to your device for later listening.
Once you sync the music, it will remain on your device until you delete it manually. This means you can enjoy your favorite tunes even when there is no internet connection available. You’ll still need a data connection to initially sync the music but after that, you won’t need any more data.
To use Spotify’s offline mode, you first need to subscribe to their premium plan which gives access to many features including the ability to listen offline. Once signed up, you can use their desktop or mobile app to select the songs and albums that you want to sync and make them available for offline listening. It’s important to note that once synced, these files are stored locally on your device and can be accessed without using data.
How To Save Data While Listening To Spotify?
In addition to saving data by listening offline with Spotify, there are other ways of reducing how much data is used while streaming music from the platform. One way is by setting a download quality limit in the settings menu of the app. You can set this limit based on how much data usage you want – low quality streams will use less data than high quality streams.
Another way of reducing data usage while streaming is by turning off ‘high-quality streaming’ in the settings menu of the app. This will prevent tracks from being played in higher audio quality which consumes more data.
Conclusion
Yes, it is possible to listen to Spotify offline without using data as long as you have subscribed to their premium plan which gives access to many features including offline listening capability. Additionally, users can save more data by setting a download quality limit in the settings menu and turning off ‘high-quality streaming’ in the same menu.