Bleep - a Spotify App. Bleep allows you to skip explicit songs by turning on a filter when using the desktop app. For mobile, it's a little more complex. It creates copies of selected playlists without the songs marked explicit and will keep them in sync. Unfortunately, Spotify decided to reject this app from their app store. Spotify Parental Control Settings Spotify is a popular music-streaming service. With Spotify's Premium Family Plan, parents can control the Explicit Content Filter setting for all users associated with the account. This plan also features: Family Mix: Families get access to a personalized playlist with songs for the whole family. Spotify is a digital music service that gives you access to millions of songs. Set explicit content filters for your family members on Premium, so you’re always in charge of what they can – and what they can’t – hear. Try 1 month free.
Does Spotify Have Parental Controls?
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Yes, Spotify has recently added the long-awaited tool that gives adults better control over the content children listens to.
The new Premium Family Plan allows a parent to filter out songs with swearing and other explicit content. The ability to toggle the feature off will be password protected so kids can’t do it themselves without knowing the parent’s passcode when using a family plan.
How to set up Spotify parental controls?
- Tap home and head over to settings
- On the setting windows, tap the explicit content icon
- Then switch Allow Explicit Content off (grey)
Tracks marked as explicit now appear grayed out. It is not possible to play them, and that is skipped over by the player. However, Spotify says that they cannot assure you that it will filter all explicit content—they only filter content marked as explicit.
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However, if you’re not using the family plan with your teens, and instead, they have their account, it gets difficult to filter content as they can readily manipulate it.
How To Remove Explicit Songs On Spotify
Therefore, relying on the native Spotify parental controls is not enough as it provides limited features. Parents can choose specific music apps for kids. However, if the kids insist on using FamiSafe, parents will need a more comprehensive app like FamiSafe to help control the time kids spend on Spotify.