How to Deactivate Facebook Spotify

Spotify is a popular music streaming service that allows users to listen to millions of songs, create playlists, and share music with friends. Spotify can be integrated with Facebook, allowing users to share their music activity with their Facebook friends. However, if you no longer want to share your Spotify activity on Facebook, you can deactivate the integration between the two services.

Deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration will prevent your Spotify activity from being shared on Facebook. This includes sharing songs you listen to, playlists you create, and artists you follow. Deactivating the integration will also prevent you from using your Facebook account to log in to Spotify.

To deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, you will need to follow these steps:

How to Deactivate Facebook Spotify

Follow these steps to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration:

• Open Spotify.
• Click your profile icon.
• Select "Settings."
• Click "Social" in the left sidebar.
• Find the Facebook section.
• Click "Disconnect from Facebook."
• Confirm that you want to disconnect.
• Your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected.
• You can now use Spotify without sharing your activity on Facebook.
• You can reconnect your accounts at any time by following the same steps.

Once you have deactivated the Spotify-Facebook integration, your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

Open Spotify.

To deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, you need to start by opening the Spotify application on your device. You can do this by clicking on the Spotify icon on your desktop, or by opening the Spotify app on your mobile device.

Once you have opened Spotify, you will see the Home screen. This screen displays a list of your recently played songs, as well as recommendations for new music. At the top of the screen, you will see a menu bar with various options. Click on your profile icon, which is located in the top-right corner of the screen.

A drop-down menu will appear. Click on the "Settings" option. This will open the Spotify Settings page. On the left side of the Settings page, you will see a sidebar with various options. Click on the "Social" option.

The Social settings page will display a list of all the social media services that are integrated with your Spotify account. Find the Facebook section and click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts.

Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

Click your profile icon.

Once you have opened Spotify and are on the Home screen, you need to click on your profile icon. Your profile icon is located in the top-right corner of the screen, next to the search bar.

• Find your profile icon:
  

  Your profile icon is a small circle with your profile picture inside. If you have not set a profile picture, the circle will be empty and will display your initials instead.

• Click on your profile icon:
  

  Once you have found your profile icon, click on it. A drop-down menu will appear.

• Select "Settings":
  

  In the drop-down menu, select the "Settings" option. This will open the Spotify Settings page.

• Social settings:
  

  On the left side of the Settings page, you will see a sidebar with various options. Click on the "Social" option to view your social media settings.

Once you have clicked on the "Social" option, you will see a list of all the social media services that are integrated with your Spotify account. Find the Facebook section and click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration.

Select "Settings."

Once you have clicked on your profile icon and the drop-down menu has appeared, you need to select the "Settings" option. The Settings option is located near the bottom of the drop-down menu.

When you click on the "Settings" option, the Spotify Settings page will open. This page contains a variety of settings that you can adjust, including your account settings, playback settings, and social media settings.

To deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, you need to find the Social settings section. The Social settings section is located in the left sidebar of the Settings page. Click on the "Social" option to view your social media settings.

The Social settings page will display a list of all the social media services that are integrated with your Spotify account. Find the Facebook section and click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts.

Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

Click "Social" in the left sidebar.

Once you have opened the Spotify Settings page, you need to find the Social settings section. The Social settings section is located in the left sidebar of the Settings page.

• Find the Social settings section:
  

  The Social settings section is usually located near the bottom of the left sidebar. It may be under a different heading, such as "Social Media" or "Connected Apps."

• Click on the "Social" option:
  

  Once you have found the Social settings section, click on the "Social" option. This will open the Social settings page.

• View your social media settings:
  

  The Social settings page will display a list of all the social media services that are integrated with your Spotify account. You will see the Facebook section, as well as any other social media services that you have connected to Spotify.

• Find the Facebook section:
  

  Locate the Facebook section on the Social settings page. It may be listed as "Facebook" or "Facebook Connect."

Once you have found the Facebook section, you can click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration. A confirmation dialog box will appear. Click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts.

Find the Facebook section.

Once you have opened the Social settings page, you need to find the Facebook section. The Facebook section may be listed as simply "Facebook" or "Facebook Connect." It may also be grouped under a different heading, such as "Connected Apps" or "Social Media." If you are having trouble finding the Facebook section, you can use the search bar at the top of the Settings page to search for "Facebook."

Once you have found the Facebook section, you will see a button that says "Disconnect from Facebook." This button may be located next to the Facebook logo, or it may be at the bottom of the Facebook section.

If you hover your mouse over the "Disconnect from Facebook" button, you will see a tooltip that says "Disconnect your Spotify account from Facebook. This will prevent your Spotify activity from being shared on Facebook."

When you are ready to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button. A confirmation dialog box will appear. The confirmation dialog box will ask you if you are sure that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts. If you are sure, click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm.

Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

### Click "Disconnect from Facebook."

Once you have found the Facebook section on the Social settings page and you are sure that you want to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, you need to click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button.

The "Disconnect from Facebook" button is usually located next to the Facebook logo, or it may be at the bottom of the Facebook section. If you hover your mouse over the button, you will see a tooltip that says "Disconnect your Spotify account from Facebook. This will prevent your Spotify activity from being shared on Facebook."

When you click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button, a confirmation dialog box will appear. The confirmation dialog box will ask you if you are sure that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts. If you are sure, click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm.

Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

If you ever want to reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can do so by following the same steps. However, you will need to log in to your Facebook account and grant Spotify permission to access your Facebook data.

### Confirm that you want to disconnect.

When you click on the "Disconnect from Facebook" button, a confirmation dialog box will appear. The confirmation dialog box will ask you if you are sure that you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts.

The confirmation dialog box may contain a message that says something like "Are you sure you want to disconnect your Spotify account from Facebook? This will prevent your Spotify activity from being shared on Facebook." You may also see a warning message that says "Once you disconnect your accounts, you will need to log in to Spotify with your username and password."

If you are sure that you want to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, click on the "Disconnect" button to confirm. Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook.

If you are not sure whether or not you want to disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can click on the "Cancel" button. The confirmation dialog box will close and you will be taken back to the Social settings page.

It is important to note that once you have disconnected your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you will need to log in to Spotify with your username and password the next time you use the service. You will also need to reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts if you want to share your Spotify activity on Facebook again.

### Your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected.

Once you have clicked on the "Disconnect" button in the confirmation dialog box, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be disconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. You can still use Spotify to listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists, but your activity will not be visible to your Facebook friends.

Here are some of the things that will happen when your Spotify and Facebook accounts are disconnected:

* Your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. This includes your recently played songs, playlists, and artists that you follow. * You will no longer be able to log in to Spotify with your Facebook account. You will need to use your Spotify username and password to log in. * You will no longer be able to share Spotify content on Facebook. This includes sharing songs, playlists, and artist profiles. * You will no longer be able to see your Facebook friends' Spotify activity.

If you ever want to reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can do so by following the same steps that you used to disconnect them. However, you will need to log in to your Facebook account and grant Spotify permission to access your Facebook data.

### You can now use Spotify without sharing your activity on Facebook.

Once you have disconnected your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can use Spotify without sharing your activity on Facebook. This means that you can listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists without your activity being visible to your Facebook friends.

Here are some of the things that you can do with Spotify without sharing your activity on Facebook:

* Listen to music without your friends seeing what you're listening to. * Create playlists and share them with your friends, even if they don't have a Spotify account. * Follow artists and get updates on their new releases and tour dates. * Discover new music through personalized recommendations. * Find and join music communities that share your interests.

Spotify is a great way to listen to music and discover new artists. By disconnecting your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can enjoy all that Spotify has to offer without sharing your activity with your Facebook friends.

### You can reconnect your accounts at any time by following the same steps.

If you change your mind and decide that you want to reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can do so by following the same steps that you used to disconnect them.

To reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts:

1. Open Spotify and click on your profile icon in the top-right corner of the screen. 2. Select "Settings" from the drop-down menu. 3. Click on the "Social" option in the left sidebar. 4. Find the Facebook section and click on the "Connect to Facebook" button. 5. Log in to your Facebook account and grant Spotify permission to access your Facebook data.

Once you have followed these steps, your Spotify and Facebook accounts will be reconnected. This means that your Spotify activity will once again be shared on Facebook. You will also be able to log in to Spotify with your Facebook account and share Spotify content on Facebook.

It is important to note that when you reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you will need to grant Spotify permission to access your Facebook data. This includes your name, profile picture, email address, and friends list. Spotify will use this data to personalize your Spotify experience and to share your Spotify activity with your Facebook friends.

### FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions about deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration:

Question 1: What happens when I deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration?
Answer 1: When you deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. This includes your recently played songs, playlists, and artists that you follow. You will also no longer be able to log in to Spotify with your Facebook account. Question 2: Can I still use Spotify after I deactivate the integration?
Answer 2: Yes, you can still use Spotify after you deactivate the integration. You will need to log in to Spotify with your username and password. Question 3: Can I reconnect my Spotify and Facebook accounts after I deactivate them?
Answer 3: Yes, you can reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts at any time by following the same steps that you used to deactivate them. Question 4: What happens if I reconnect my Spotify and Facebook accounts?
Answer 4: When you reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, your Spotify activity will once again be shared on Facebook. You will also be able to log in to Spotify with your Facebook account and share Spotify content on Facebook. Question 5: Why would I want to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration?
Answer 5: There are a few reasons why you might want to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration. For example, you might want to keep your Spotify activity private, or you might not want to share your Spotify activity with your Facebook friends. Question 6: How do I know if my Spotify and Facebook accounts are disconnected?
Answer 6: If you are not sure whether or not your Spotify and Facebook accounts are disconnected, you can check by going to the Social settings page in Spotify. If your Facebook account is disconnected, you will see a button that says "Connect to Facebook."

If you have any other questions about deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration, you can contact Spotify customer support for assistance.

In addition to the FAQ section above, here are some additional tips for deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration:

### Tips

Here are some tips for deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration:

Tip 1: Consider why you want to deactivate the integration.

Before you deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, take some time to consider why you want to do so. Are you concerned about your privacy? Do you not want to share your Spotify activity with your Facebook friends? Once you know why you want to deactivate the integration, you can make an informed decision.

Tip 2: Make sure you understand the consequences of deactivating the integration.

When you deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, your Spotify activity will no longer be shared on Facebook. This includes your recently played songs, playlists, and artists that you follow. You will also no longer be able to log in to Spotify with your Facebook account. Make sure you are aware of these consequences before you deactivate the integration.

Tip 3: Follow the steps carefully.

When you are ready to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration, follow the steps carefully. If you do not follow the steps correctly, you may not be able to successfully deactivate the integration.

Tip 4: Reconnect your accounts if you change your mind.

If you change your mind and decide that you want to reconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you can do so at any time by following the same steps that you used to deactivate them.

By following these tips, you can easily and safely deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration.

Once you have deactivated the Spotify-Facebook integration, you can enjoy all that Spotify has to offer without sharing your activity with your Facebook friends.

### Conclusion

In this article, we have discussed how to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration. We have covered the following main points:

* What happens when you deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration * How to deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration * Tips for deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration

If you are concerned about your privacy or you do not want to share your Spotify activity with your Facebook friends, you can deactivate the Spotify-Facebook integration. By following the steps in this article, you can easily and safely deactivate the integration.

Once you have deactivated the Spotify-Facebook integration, you can enjoy all that Spotify has to offer without sharing your activity with your Facebook friends. You can listen to music, create playlists, and follow artists without your activity being visible to your Facebook friends.

We hope this article has been helpful. If you have any other questions about deactivating the Spotify-Facebook integration, please contact Spotify customer support for assistance.

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