We've got answers. Do we share an account, or do we each get our own? Each person on the plan gets their own Premium account so you don't need to share or use each other's login details. And because you're now on separate accounts, music recommendations are tailored to your individual tastes.

It's two separate accounts merged into one. As a result, when using the Duo plan, each user has access to their own saved music and playlist. One fascinating feature of Spotify Duo is the "Duo Mix," whereby duo plan users can share playlists.

* You both must live at the same address to join Premium Duo.

Can I Listen to Spotify with a Friend at the Same Time?

1. Open Spotify and start playing a song, a playlist, or a podcast.
2. Tap the Connect icon at the bottom of the screen.
3. Select the Start Session button under Start a Group Session.
4. Select Invite friends.
5. To exit the group session, tap End Session if you are the host.

We ask members to verify that they live with the plan manager by providing their full address: When they join. When the manager changes address. If we can't confirm their address.

We only charge the plan manager (the person who signed up for the plan), never invited members. We charge the plan manager the full amount, regardless of if or how many members join.

To clarify, the two members of a Duo plan can listen to their own music in their own devices at the same time, as they'd be using their own separate accounts.

If you set a playlist to private, only those working on it can view it. Spotify collaborative playlist are public by default.

We ask members to verify that they live with the plan manager by providing their full address: When they join. When the manager changes address. If we can't confirm their address.

Spotify Premium Duo's terms of service states that two users are linked together, but they do not have to share the same physical mailing address. The idea is that couple dating (who are not living together) can share the benefits of a Spotify Premium account through the Duo service.

According to a new set of terms and conditions for the plan that the company published back in August, Spotify is now requiring the primary account holder and everyone else on the plan to show proof that they reside at the same address, which it will now confirm from “time to time” by asking users to verify their ...

Once Friend Activity is on, anyone can add you and see what you've been listening to.