It combines your WiFi and cell connection at the same time into a single, lighting fast connection. It works in the background carefully managing your Internet connections. The Speedify app was designed to change the way your smartphone connects to the Internet. They only connect to WiFi or cellular data and if one of these connections has issues, you’ll certainly “hear” it with Spotify. Most mobile devices are not fully optimizing their ability to deliver a fast, reliable Internet connection. If you’re still wondering why Spotify is not working, let us share the breaking news: most Spotify issues are related to Internet connectivity. Speedify is the only app that can combine multiple internet sources into one bonded super-connection for more stable and secure live streaming, video calling, and web browsing. If you want to fix this issue permanently, you need to find a way to change how your device connects to the Internet. However, this problem will continue as long as you have a poor Internet connection. This will force it to reconnect to the cell tower or WiFi router. You can also try and completely power down your device and restart it. You can try and solves these issues by pausing the song and waiting for your device to catch up.

Other times, the app may try and play the song, buy because it is missing some of the information the song will stutter, while your device waits for the missing data. Your device knows it needs more pieces and sometimes will buffer while it requests any missing data be resent. It’s like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle. If your Internet connection is weak, is cutting in and out, or is unreliable some of the data may be lost. Streaming music requires the Spotify server to send a lot of data to your mobile device.

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