New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….
Original story (published on November 30, 2021) follows:
Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming services available on the internet. With a library consisting of more than 70 million songs and an ever-expanding collection of podcasts, the platform has witnessed a significant increase in the user base in the last few years.
Because the developers focus on bringing new features to the platform, bugs and glitches do often affect users on the platform. For example, the recently introduced Blend playlists feature was reported by many as not working.
Nonetheless, the Spotify development team seems to be working quite hard when it comes to resolving user issues. With that being said, a few months ago, Spotify users reported that the shuffle function was not working as intended and that it played the same songs over and over.
Spotify users said they were frustrated because even though they had a large music collection, the broken shuffle feature was preventing them from listening to it all.
Since being able to shuffle songs is one of the core functionalities of any music service, many were wondering how the company managed to botch it up in the first place.
Fortunately, it looks like Spotify developers are allegedly working on fixing the Shuffle function with some saying that it now plays random songs instead of a few repeated ones.
But with Spotify yet to say anything on the matter, it is not yet known if the developers have indeed made some modifications to the Shuffle algorithm. As always, we will be keeping an eye out on the issue and update this space when required.
Update 1 (December 20, 2022)
12:40 pm (IST): According to fresh reports, the shuffle function on Spotify is still broken for a section of users.
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