Streaming Music, Podcasts, & Audio How to Disconnect Spotify from Facebook If you’re quitting Facebook, want a separate login, or need privacy by Molly McLaughlin Senior Content Strategist Molly K. McLaughlin has been a technology writer since 2004. Her work has appeared on many tech sites across the web including PCMag, Dealnews, Wirecutter and many others. our editorial process Twitter LinkedIn Molly McLaughlin Updated on October 15, 2020 Tweet Share Email Music, Podcasts, & Audio Audio Streaming Spotify Pandora Apple Music Prime Music Music For Your Life Podcasts Radio CDs, MP3s, & Other Media What To Know Go to Spotify and click the down arrow next to your name > Settings > DISCONNECT FROM FACEBOOK to disable Facebook login. To stop sharing Facebook data, go to Settings & Privacy > Settings > Apps and Websites > Spotify app > Remove > Remove. To stop sharing Spotify data, go to Account > Privacy Settings > toggle off Process my Facebook data. > YES – TURN OFF This article explains how to disable Facebook login on Spotify and prevent the two apps from sending data to each other. How to Disable Facebook Login on Spotify If you no longer want to use Facebook to log in to Spotify, you need to create a separate password. Go to spotify.com. Click Log in. Click Forgot your password? Input the email address you use for your Facebook account. You can change that email on Facebook if you want. Click Send. Check your email and click the reset link. Enter a password and click Send. Now you can log in using your Facebook email address and new password. How to Disconnect Spotify from Facebook If you signed up for Spotify by email and later connected Facebook, you can disconnect the two accounts and retain your listening history and preferences. You can only do this from the desktop app, though, not on a smartphone or tablet. Open the Spotify desktop app. Click the down arrow next to your name. Select Settings. Click DISCONNECT FROM FACEBOOK. If you signed up for Spotify with Facebook, you can't disconnect the accounts through Spotify. You'll have to go to your Facebook profile to do this, or you can create a new account and choose a different sign-in method, such as email, Google, or Apple. How to Remove Spotify's Access to Your Facebook Account However you log into Spotify, you can unlink your account from Facebook. The instructions below outline how to prevent Spotify from accessing your Facebook account, posting to your timeline, and more. Before you proceed, make sure you have a separate password for Spotify, as this will also disable logging in via Facebook. Log into your Facebook account. Click on the dropdown arrow next to your profile icon. Select Settings & Privacy. Click Settings. Scroll down and select Apps and Websites from the left pane. Look for the Spotify app and check the box next to it. Click Remove. If you want to delete past activity from Spotify, tick the box next to Delete posts, videos or events Spotify posted on your timeline. Click Remove. How to Remove Facebook's Access to Your Spotify Data You can continue using Facebook to log in to Spotify, while also blocking the social network from accessing your listening history and other data. You can do this from the website or the desktop or mobile app. Log into your Spotify account on a desktop browser. Click Profile > Account. Click Privacy Settings from the left navigation menu. Toggle off Process my Facebook data in the Manage your data section. Click YES – TURN OFF in the confirmation window. Remove Facebook's Access to Your Spotify Data on Mobile You can also disconnect Spotify from your Facebook account using the Facebook app for Android and iOS. Open the Facebook app. Tap the menu icon with the three horizontal bars. Select Settings & Privacy. Tap Settings. Tap Apps and Websites. Tap Edit next to Logged in with Facebook. Select Spotify. Tap Remove. Tap Remove again on the warning screen. Before You Disconnect Spotify From Facebook When you disconnect your Spotify and Facebook accounts, you'll no longer be able to log in with Facebook, and you'll have to remember another password. Plus, you'll miss out on some social features. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Email Address Sign up There was an error. Please try again. You're in! Thanks for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. Thank you for signing up. Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit