Why You Can't Stream Amazon Music on Multiple Devices

Learn why Amazon Music restricts streaming to one device and how to stream on multiple devices with an upgrade.

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Amazon Music restricts streaming to one device at a time on certain plans due to licensing agreements with content creators. To stream on multiple devices simultaneously, consider upgrading to the Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan, which supports up to six devices.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I stream Amazon Music on multiple devices at once? No, unless you upgrade to the Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan which allows streaming on up to six devices.
  2. What are the limitations of the free Amazon Music plan? The free Amazon Music plan limits streaming to one device at a time and does not include all songs.
  3. How can I upgrade my Amazon Music plan? To upgrade your Amazon Music plan, visit the Amazon Music subscription page and select the Unlimited Family Plan option.
  4. What is the Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan? The Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan allows multiple users to stream music simultaneously across several devices.

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