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How to Filter Out Explicit Songs on Spotify

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Spotify is a fantastic music streaming service that caters to people of all ages and music tastes. The streaming giant has a vast library that includes millions of songs, including explicit ones. However, Spotify also recognizes the need to provide a safe and family-friendly listening experience for children and other users who prefer not to listen to explicit content. If you are one of these users, here’s how to filter out explicit songs on Spotify.

Create a new profile

The easiest way to filter out explicit songs on Spotify is to create a new profile specifically for content filtering. This new profile will allow you to block explicit content without affecting your regular listening experience. To create a new profile, click on your profile picture in the top right corner of the screen, and select ‘Create new account.’

Enable ‘Explicit Content Filter’

Once you have created a new account, enable the ‘Explicit content filter.’ You can do this by going to the settings page of your account and toggling on the ‘Explicit Content’ option. This setting will filter out content with explicit lyrics or themes. However, this filter might not be 100% accurate, so some explicit songs may still play.

Use a parental control app

One way to ensure that explicit songs do not play is to use a parental control app. Spotify supports many parental control apps such as Family Link, which allows you to block explicit content on Spotify. You can also set up a PIN code to restrict access to explicit content. To set up Spotify parental controls, select ‘Family’ under ‘Your Library,’ and follow the prompts to set up parental controls.

Create a playlist of clean songs

Creating a playlist of clean songs is another great way to filter out explicit songs on Spotify. The playlist will contain songs that are free from profanity, and you can share it with your child or anyone who prefers clean music. You could also search for playlists with clean content that suit your preferences.

Use streaming services that specialize in clean content

If none of the above methods work for you, consider using a streaming service that specializes in clean content. Some of these services include Gaana, Disney Music, and Silencio. These services curate playlists with clean content, making them suitable for users who do not want to listen to explicit songs.

In conclusion, there are several ways to filter out explicit songs on Spotify. Creating a new profile with the ‘explicit content filter’ enabled, using parental control apps, creating playlists of clean songs, or using a streaming service that specializes in clean content are all excellent options. With these methods, you can ensure that you and your loved ones always have a safe and family-friendly listening experience on Spotify.

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