(Bloomberg) — A Turkish official called for legal action against Spotify, saying the streaming service’s content isn’t in accordance with the nation’s cultural and moral values.

Some Spotify users are currently reporting issues within the app, including being unable to see artist profiles or their top songs –Spotify has launched an investigation.

In a statement, Spotify, which launched in Turkey in 2013, said its operations complied with “all applicable laws” but it would cooperate with the investigation although it lacked “details ...

(NEXSTAR) — You may have missed out on your morning Daylist but Spotify should be usable again following “issues” Wednesday that made the streaming service difficult to access for thousands ...

However, Spotify often doesn't play nicely with VPNs, and issues with the app can occur when connected to a VPN. Due to a VPN's ability to change your location, it is possible to infringe on ...

The Brief Downdetector received a spike of outage reports for music streamer Spotify Sunday morning. A Spotify status account tweeted it was aware of some issues and was investigating. As of 1:30 ...

Nearly 50,000 people have reported issues as of 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning, according to downdetector.com, with many having problems with the Spotify app, audio streaming and the Spotify website.

Turkey's competition authority has launched an investigation into Spotify for anti-competitive practices as a deputy minister demanded legal action over "provocative" playlists allegedly offensive ...

(NEXSTAR) — You may have missed out on your morning Daylist but Spotify should be usable again following “issues” Wednesday that made the streaming service difficult to access for thousands ...