Hive Social is a relatively new social media app launched in 2019 that turned up when Twitter users went on the lookout for alternatives after Elon Musk’s acquisition.
It allows you to post images and text. However, unlike Twitter, you can publish content without any length limitations, and it also has an editing function. But that’s not the best part.
Users on Hive Social can customize their profile colors and even add songs to their profile. And ever since it emerged as an alternative to Twitter, the number of users on the platform has surged abruptly.
According to a report, the platform has gained nearly 750,000 users in just 4 days. However, those who made the switch have also reported some anomalies that are yet to be addressed.
Hive Social ‘link to Spotify account in Profile Music’ option grayed out
With that said, Hive Social users on iOS are now reporting yet another issue with the platform where they are unable to link their Spotify account in Profile Music. Users say that the option to link to Spotify is grayed out.
Here are some reports for reference:
@TheHIVE_Social I can’t connect my spotify to my account – the button is greyed out. am I missing something on my end? signed up using my apple id (Source)
@TheHIVE_Social please correct my zodiac sign . I’m Taurus ♉️ not Gemini as I’m born in may . Please fix it . And let me add Spotify music to my profile please . Also if try to let the connection be more faster please . In hive social it’s abit slow and lagging .. (Source)
It seems that Hive Social is yet to add support for Spotify on their platform. That means you won’t be able to add music to your Hive Social profile via Spotify for the time being.
While some users believe that the support for Spotify will arrive soon, there’s no ETA as to when it will be possible.
Alternatively, you can use Apple Music to add your favorite song to your profile. Of course, you’ll need an active subscription for that. Otherwise, wait for devs to add support for Spotify.
That said, we will update this story as and when we come across anything noteworthy.
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