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What you need to know
Spotify s Hey Spotify hands-free feature is now rolling out to iOS and Android users in the U.S.
A contentious section in the company s new privacy policy indicates it could use your voice and data to provide targeted ads.
Spotify also filed on a new patent for technology that ll theoretically let the app monitor your voice to read your mood in service of relevant music and advertising.
Spotify today finally announced its new Hey Spotify feature, one that will allow users to verbally summon Spotify s voice search feature without having the app open as if it were Alexa or the Google Assistant. It s rolling out now in some parts of the U.S. to Android and iOS phones, though Spotify plans to expand availability going forward.
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As spotted byÂ
GSM Arena, the music streaming service has rolled out a ‘Hey Spotify’ feature to Android and iOS.
It’s not completely intuitive though, since it’s not a native voice command offered through Siri or Google Assistant. Instead, you need to leave the app open for it to work.
That said, those who do leave the app open can tell Spotify to play a song, skip/pause/play, bring up a playlist or launch a radio station.
According to app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, the mobile version ‘Hey Spotify’ has been in development since at least March 2020. It’s unclear why it took so long to arrive.