The Digital Services Act (“DSA”) regulates digital services that connect consumers with online content in the European Union (EU). A goal of the DSA is to create a safe environment online while ensuring fundamental rights are protected.
Spotify operates a number of services that fall within scope of the Digital Services Act. The information listed on this page is intended to help Spotify users, creators, and authorities within the EU communicate with Spotify, as stated in the DSA.
For information concerning Spotify's websites, applications and services, you can visit our Help site.
Users can also contact Spotify's Customer Support team for help with general inquiries.
At Spotify, we want to give users the best possible experience, and our long-standing Platform Rules help us do that by outlining what is and isn't allowed on our services. If you believe content violates Spotify's Platform Rules, you can report it.
Spotify users must also comply with all applicable laws and regulations, and respect the intellectual property rights of third parties (read about our approach to intellectual property). To notify Spotify of content that infringes your intellectual property rights or otherwise violates the law, fill out this form.
For more information, please visit our Safety Center.
To review information about Spotify's average monthly active recipients of its service under the DSA, please visit https://www.spotify.com/se/legal/digital-services-act/.