The music player has announced that it is using it and is running.

The platform announced about three hours after the first announcement that people were experiencing “issues”, it obtained “all clear”.

Spotify denied that its service was the result of “security hack”.

Just after 5 pm, the company sent on X, which was previously Twitter, “All is clear – thank you for your patience.”

This urged users to contact Spotifycares on social media if needed.

Previously, thousands of British users reported that they were unable to play music through Spotify Online, although audio was already loaded in the user library.

According to the dowtetector service monitoring site, problems with Spotify began at 1pm on Wednesday and more than 20,000 reports of user problems were subsequently logged in.

This has said that users are reporting problems with Spotify and website.

Spotify in his initial statement about the number sent to X, said: “We are already aware of some of the items and check them.”

In a subsequent update, the company announced that reports of the abuse of the security violation were “inaccurate”.

In February, Swedish -based company announced that its number has reached a high record of 675 million worldwide, up 12 % compared to last year.