Someone is using my Spotify Premium account from an Android device that I don't own. I even changed my password, logged out everywhere, deleted offline devices and use two-factor Facebook auth. as login, but that same person still has access and creates random playlists within my account. With 2FA and a strong password, I'm thinking it's a breach on Spotify's side rather than my account being hacked. Does anyone have a clue what might be happening?
Is Spotify hacked?
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Re: Is Spotify hacked?
#2Did you mess around with an Android emulator?
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#3Hackers would not go after Spotify to get free Spotify premium. If they are breached, what's happening to you has nothing to do with it.
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#4Those damn super elite shadow government paid Chinese hackers always finding a way to get their free music!
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#5Did you mess around with an Android emulator?
Nope!
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#6Fairly sure Spotify doesn't support 2FA...
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#8You haven't hooked a third party app up to your Spotify account (think Amazon Echoes, random Android apps, IFTTT, etc), have you?
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#9Fairly sure Spotify doesn't support 2FA...
So I use My Facebook as login. It has 2FA.
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#10You haven't hooked a third party app up to your Spotify account (think Amazon Echoes, random Android apps, IFTTT, etc), have you?
I haven't. And what's strange is that I removed (logged out) all devices on Facebook and Spotify. That should have invalidated any active sessions in my mind.
But that same person still has access. I can see it's the same person because of the music he/she listens to (poor pop songs) and it's the same HTC Desire that randomly pauses my songs.