Spotify expands parent-managed accounts for kids to more countries, including the US

Spotify has expanded its parent-managed accounts for kids to more countries, including the United States. The feature, called Managed Accounts, is available to Spotify Premium Family plan members and allows them to create a separate music-only listening experience for their children under the age of 13. This feature gives parents more control over their kids' music listening habits, enabling them to curate playlists, set volume limits, and block explicit content. The accounts are designed to provide a safe and age-appropriate listening environment for children, while still allowing them to enjoy music independently. The expansion of Managed Accounts to additional countries, including the US, reflects Spotify's commitment to offering family-friendly features and tools that address the needs of its growing user base. This move aligns with the company's broader efforts to cater to the evolving demands of its diverse customer base, particularly in the area of parental controls and child-friendly content.