Written By Shubham Verma
Edited By: Shubham Verma | Published By: Shubham Verma | Published: Feb 10, 2023, 01:34 PM (IST)
Music streaming platform Spotify has announced that it is rolling out a new feature to users on the web, desktop, iOS and Android, which will provide them with the ability to exclude select playlists from their ‘Taste Profile‘. Also Read: Spotify Adds Built-In Tool To Bring Playlists From Apple Music, YouTube Music, More: Here's How
The “Exclude from your Taste Profile” feature allows users to hold selected playlists from being included in their ‘Taste Profile’ which will reduce the impact they have on the users’ recommendations, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday. Also Read: Spotify Rolls Out New Premium Plans In India, Lossless Audio Now Available: Check New Prices, Features
It enables users to tell Spotify which playlist they want to have a smaller impact on their recommendations, tailoring the platform’s personalisation experience to users’ needs. So if you have a playlist for workouts or a kids’ playlist, this feature will let you stop songs from those playlists to be available in your Taste Profile, which recommends songs in your Daily Mix playlist. However, when users exclude a playlist from their ‘Taste Profile’, they can still find it in their Home tab, and “liked” songs within the playlist will remain unaffected. Also Read: You Can Now Share Spotify Songs Directly To WhatsApp Status: Here’s How
Spotify’s latest Exclude from your Taste Profile feature is rolling out to users on the web, desktop, iOS, and Android starting today. This is how to exclude a playlist.
Explaining the ‘Taste Profile’, the music and podcasts streaming platform said that it is “Spotify’s interpretation of your taste based on what you listen to and how you listen to it. It helps us personalise your Spotify experience”. “We’re continuously working to find new ways to further improve the personalisation experience by introducing ways to connect listeners, artists, and creators in a unique and enriching way,” it added.