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How to Fix Spotify Not Showing Liked Songs

Is Spotify not showing your liked songs on the “Liked Songs” page?

Many users are reporting this issue after the latest Spotify update.

Here’s a tweet by @UncleXWillyT, “Why is Spotify not showing me liked songs but only the artists I follow?”.

And a tweet by @gorgon_girl, “Is anybody else having problems with their liked songs on the @Spotify app not showing up or having zero access to them?”.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to fix Spotify not showing liked songs and why your liked songs are not syncing.

Why is Spotify not showing liked songs?

Spotify is not showing your liked songs because of a glitch on the app.

In some cases, Spotify’s servers might be down and you need to wait for it to be back up.

You can check if Spotify is down on DownDetector.com/status/spotify.

Once you’re there, check if there’s a spike in the graph.

If there is, it means that Spotify is probably down.

You can also search for “Spotify Down” on Twitter and check the top and latest tweets.

How to fix Spotify not showing liked songs

To fix Spotify not showing liked songs, you need to update Spotify to the latest version.

Alternatively, you can install an older version of Spotify (if you’re using an Android device).

Spotify recommends logging out and logging back into your account to fix syncing issues.

If all else fails, you need to contact Spotify for help.

You can do this by tweeting or sending a direct message to @SpotifyCares on Twitter.

According to their “Tweets and replies”, they’re responses are very quick and consistent.

1. Update Spotify

The first method is to update Spotify to the latest version.

Some updates contain bug fixes and improvements.

If it does, you need to update the app as soon as possible.

To do so, go to the App Store or Google Play Store, search for “Spotify”, and tap on “Update”.

If you don’t see an existing update, you need to wait for one.

Alternatively, you can uninstall and reinstall the app.

This will update Spotify to the latest version and clear the app’s cache which can fix certain issues.

2. Download an older version of Spotify

The second method is to download an older version of Spotify.

This method only works for Android devices.

Unfortunately, if you’re using an iPhone, you cannot do this.

On your Android device, open a browser and go to https://spotify.en.uptodown.com/android/versions.

Click on an older version of Spotify, download it, log in to your account, and your liked songs should reappear.

3. Log out and log back in

The final method is to log out and log back in to your Spotify account.

According to @SpotifyCares, Spotify’s official Twitter account for Spotify support, logging out and logging back in is recommended.

If you’re using Spotify on a computer, click on your profile picture > Log out.

If you’re using the Spotify mobile app, navigate to Home > Settings > Log out.

After you’ve logged out of Spotify, log back in and check if your liked songs are showing.

If they are still not showing, you can send a direct message to @SpotifyCares on Twitter regarding your issue.

Alternatively, you can post a tweet about your issue and tag them in it.

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