This morning, I uploaded all my music collection to Google Music (about 28 GB) so I can stream my favorite songs to any of my devices right from Google’s servers. . When I bragged about it on Facebook, one of my friends from the UK posted a comment saying that if only Spotify were available to Indian users I wouldn’t have had to.
Even though it’s just a comment, I take it as a challenge. Although I have heard a lot about Spotify, as of today I have not had the need to use it. It took me a few hours to start using Spotify because the service is not available in my country. But now that I’ve recorded it, my readers should be able to use it in minutes.
How to use Spotify outside the US, UK and any supported countries
Step 1: First of all, we will have to change our proxy server to UK. There are many web services online, but I personally recommend Tunnel Bear for this task. Using Tunnel Bear for Windows, you can surf the web using UK and US proxies with a maximum bandwidth limit of 500 MB, which is more than enough for the task. You will have to create a free account before you can use Tunnel Bear.
Step 2: After activating the UK proxy on Tunnel Bear, open the Spotify homepage and click the . button subscribe button to create an account. A Facebook account is required to sign up for Spotify.
Step 3: After you sign up with Spotify, log in to your account and select Edit Profile from the top right corner. In the account settings, select the UK as your current country and save the information. That’s why we use UK proxies. If you do not use a UK proxy, Spotify will not allow you to change your country information.
Step 4: That’s it, you can go ahead and install Spotify on your computer. You can log in with your Facebook credentials. Do not disconnect the VPN service until you log in for the first time.
Voila, after Spotify logs you in for the first time, you can use it anytime you want even without a VPN service.
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For more instructions, watch our video tutorial on the subject.
Conclusion
There’s nothing stopping you from exploring the endless world of music, except for some annoying ads that spontaneously play between tracks for free users. Don’t worry, we’ll cover a quick tip to deal with these ads soon. Happy Spotify friends!
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