If you want to try, though, you can reset your network settings on iPhone or reset your network settings on Android and see if that solves the problem. Save this as a last resort, though, because resetting your network will wipe out all your saved network configurations, including Bluetooth devices and WiFi network names and passwords, so you'll need to log back into those networks manually. Spotify says this gets rid of 'any cached files that might be causing trouble.' On iPhone, you can uninstall the Spotify app by pressing and holding on the app icon and then tapping 'Delete App. Less commonly, your phone's network settings might need to be reset to allow certain online services like Spotify to work properly. If Spotify podcasts keep restarting after following these steps, Spotify recommends uninstalling the app and reinstalling it again. Afterward, install a fresh version from Google Play or the App Store.
If you need a reminder, here's how to uninstall the Spotify app from your Android or iOS device. If the app has become corrupted or there's an incompatibility with some other software on the device, reinstalling a fresh copy might solve the problem, especially if there's a newer version. If you still can't use Spotify without the app displaying error messages or crashing, try to reinstall the app.
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