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  Spotify is currently one of the most popular audio streaming platforms, very easy to use and available everywhere. You can use a free, limited Spotify plan or a premium plan with unlimited, free access to songs and playlists.
  Spotify is account-based, so you need to create an account on the platform to use its services. But you can also sign up with Facebook or Apple, in which case the provider will have access to some of your personal information.
  This problem is not limited to a specific platform, as it is when you log in. However, the problem can be solved quite easily with a few different solutions, which we’ll mention below. Before we get to the solutions, let’s take a closer look at the causes of the problem.
  What is causing the Spotify 404 connection error
  Internet connection: A 404 error code can also occur if you have a bad connection or are using mobile data. In this case, you need to make sure your connection is working.
  Facebook credentials: In some cases, the problem may also be caused by your Facebook password. This scenario only applies to users who are logged in to Spotify via Facebook. You can solve the problem by changing your password. For some users, the problem was due to the fact that they had already registered a Spotify account using the same email address that was used for Facebook. In such a scenario, you must deny Spotify access to your email address when logging in through Facebook.
  Account location: If you’ve moved overseas and haven’t updated your Spotify account location, you generally won’t be able to log in using your country settings. This happens when your connection shows a different IP address than the one you entered in your profile. However, this only applies to users with free accounts.
  To fix the 404 error when connecting to Spotify
  Check the Spotify servers
  Before you start changing your settings, let’s try checking the Spotify servers to make sure they’re down. Doing this earlier will save you a lot of time. Spotify servers can be down due to maintenance or other software issues.
  This inevitably leads to network and app connection errors. You can check your Spotify social media accounts for regular updates on their servers. Here’s their status page on Twitter, so you can keep track of if there are any ongoing problems with the server.
  However, these official accounts put their reputation ahead of transparency. Spotify may just sweep some server issues under the rug without the pressure of numerous complaints from their users on social media.
  With that in mind, we recommend checking out Downdetector’s page on Spotify. Downdetector is a website that collects user reports on specific programs. These reports are then displayed digitally on an hourly basis.
  By checking your Spotify page, you can see if other users are reporting Spotify server problems. This step is much more efficient and communal, greatly reducing the wait time for official announcements that may never be published.
  Restore your Facebook and Spotify account
  Logging in through your Facebook account is a pretty convenient method the first time you log in. However, if something goes wrong between your two accounts, there is no way to set up a complication directly.
  If the connection between your accounts fails, a direct support agent is your only chance to resolve the problem. You can contact customer support.
  Fix your location settings
  This method applies only to free users. Your location settings may prevent you from logging into your Spotify account if your account and GPS settings are different. For premium accounts, the account location automatically changes to match your GPS location.
  However, if you are a free user and have just flown to another country, you will need to manually change your location. However, since you cannot log in to your account, you will need to contact Spotify customer service to resolve this issue.
  Open or install the Spotify app on your site
  Although an odd solution, opening the Spotify app through the official site has worked for some users. Meanwhile, reinstalling the app on your phone or computer through the official Spotify site also seems to work.
  - Before you can proceed, you need to log in to your account on the Spotify site.
  - While on your phone, try opening the Spotify app. To do this, go to the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
  - Open the app from there and try to connect.
  - If that doesn’t work, you’ll need to reinstall Spotify and download it again. We recommend this part of the step for all devices, whether it’s a computer or cell phone.
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  Frequently Asked Questions
  - Restart the Spotify app.
  - Log out and log back in.
  - Make sure the application is updated.
  - Close any other apps you're not using.
  - Reinstall the application.
  - Check @SpotifyStatus for malfunctions.
  Try logging in with your username. If this is happening on your computer, try logging in with your username. Try logging into your account online or in a web player to make sure your email address and password work. If they do and your username doesn't work, try reinstalling the app.
  If you use the Spotify web player, clearing your browser cache may resolve the "Something went wrong" error. Modern browsers store recently visited Web pages in a cache along with other data. A bad cache can cause problems with services such as Spotify. You can solve this problem by clearing your browser cache.
  If you can't remember your password, use a password reset. If you can't remember your email address/username, go to password reset and enter the possible email addresses you have. If you enter the correct password, you will receive a message that the password reset email has been sent.