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Spotify fromAlexa through the Alexa app, or from Spotify's website. - Having your Spotify account connected to Alexa lets you listen to music from any Amazon Echo device.
- If you disconnect Spotify from Alexa, you can always reconnect again at a later time.
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If you use your $4 account with $4 to play music on your Amazon Echo smart device, you may eventually need to disconnect the account.
This might be to temporarily troubleshoot a problem, or permanently because you're closing your $4 account. Either way, there are two easy ways to disconnect Spotify from $4.
Here's how to disconnect $4 using the $4 app for iPhone and Android devices, or through the Spotify website on your Mac or PC.
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How to disconnect Spotify from Alexa using the Alexa app
1. Open the Alexa mobile app on your iPhone or Android device, and tap the menu icon at the top left (it looks like three horizontal lines).
2. Tap "Settings."
3. Tap "Music & Podcasts."
4. The Music & Podcasts page lists all the services currently connected to your Alexa (and lets you link new services as well). Find "Spotify" in the list and tap it.
5. On the Spotify details page, tap "Disable Skill" and confirm your choice.
How to disconnect Spotify from Alexa using the Spotify web page
1. In a web browser on your Mac or PC, go to the $4 and log into your account.
2. Click "Profile" in the upper-right corner and then click "Account."
3. In the list on the left, click "Apps."
4. Find "Alexa" in the list of apps with access to your Spotify information, and then click "Remove Access." Confirm your choice.
If you've disconnected your Spotify account from Alexa, but later decide that you want to reconnect it, you can do so at any time. Check out our article, "$4," for more information.