Spotify users are sweating this morning after the private details of hundreds of users appeared online.
The leaked info, which appeared on Pastebin, includes email addresses, usernames, passwords and account types.
Tech website TechCrunch has reached out to Spotify users and confirmed that their accounts were compromised, though Spotify argue that their database was not hacked.
Some users have even reported logging in to the app to find songs in their ‘Recently played’ folder that they hadn’t listened to (though we might say the same thing if one of our friends had caught us getting stuck in to some T-Swizz or Beyoncé).
According to TechCrunch’s report, the users who have experienced unusual activity on their accounts first noticed it last week.
Most Spotify users access the app through Facebook, so in order to protect yourself from people sneaking into your Spotify and switching on some heavy metal while you try to enjoy some Simon and Garfunkel, you might want to change your Facebook password.
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