Less commonly, your phone's network settings might need to be reset to allow certain online services like Spotify to work properly. Afterward, install a fresh version from Google Play or the App Store. If you need a reminder, here's how to uninstall the Spotify app from your Android or iOS device. If the app has become corrupted or there's an incompatibility with some other software on the device, reinstalling a fresh copy might solve the problem, especially if there's a newer version. That makes apps like Tinder and TikTok relatively useless without access to the internet.If you still can't use Spotify without the app displaying error messages or crashing, try to reinstall the app. It's likely that will cause the issue to start again. You won't be able to reconnect to the internet on certain apps without them crashing though as they'll try to ping Facebook's servers.

We found in the Spotify test we were then able to reconnect to the internet with the app running in the background and it would continue to play music. Remember to disconnect from both Wi-Fi and your mobile internet service as well.

For example, we turned off the internet connection on an iPad device and we were once again able to access Spotify and listen to our downloaded playlists. If you disconnected from the internet, you'll be able to use certain services. There is a work around that will allow you to access certain features of the apps. Can you fix it right now?Īn official fix will need to be issued from Facebook or the other app developers for the issues to be entirely sorted. That's a big sign that the issues are due to the Facebook SDK. Since publication of this article, we've found the Spotify app is now back up and running.Īccording to Business Insider (opens in new tab), one anonymous developer confirmed that they were able to drop certain Facebook SDK connected features to ensure their apps continue to work as normal.

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