Changing the language of email notifications on Spotify is not a feature currently available on the platform.
However, users can change the region associated with their account or contact support to request a language change.
There are several conditions for the first option.
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The region change feature will only be available if you do NOT have a Spotify Premium subscription.
Otherwise, you must modernize your payment method and go for the card from the desired region.
Whats interesting is that the artists are luckier.
So lets take a closer look at every solution.
However, if you want to change the Spotify email language, you should change your region.
You should refresh your payment method to change the region and email language.
Here are the steps to follow:
Remember that the changes will take effect from your next billing date.
By the way, it may also affect your subscription pricing.
you’ve got the option to clickContact usand request to change the email notification language.
Thats all, as far as ordinary Spotify users are concerned.
But what about the artists?
Unlike the default Spotify profile, the artist profile allows you to change the email notification language.
First, you should know some things that Spotify will never ask for over email.
Spotify will never ask for your payment information over email.
This includes your credit card number, bank account details, or other payment information.
Dont respond or click any provided links if you receive an email requesting these details.
Another thing Spotify will never ask for over email is your password.
Updating your Spotify password will be the best option if you receive such an email.
These sensitive personal details should never be shared over email, as they can be used for identity theft.
If you receive an email requesting this information, dont respond or choose any links provided.
Spotify will never request payments via third-party platforms.
So skip or remove such email.
Spotify will never ask you to download anything from their emails.
If you receive an email with a link to download something, dont press it.
It could be malware or a virus that can harm your gadget or compromise your personal information.
