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This app allows you to listen to music with friends in real time, regardless of your location. Connect your Spotify Premium account to share tracks, add them to a queue, and chat about music. Discover new songs and add them directly to your personal playlists.
What's New in Cypher
1.2
August 26, 2019
Big update including: - New UI - A new way of joining friends - Song stories
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FAQ
Does Cypher require a Spotify Premium account?
Yes, a Spotify Premium account is required to listen to music with friends through Cypher. This allows for synchronized playback and access to the full music library.
How does Cypher synchronize music playback?
When joining a session, Cypher synchronizes your position with your friends' in the currently playing track, creating the impression of listening to music live together.
Can I add songs to my Spotify playlists directly from Cypher?
Yes, you can add your favorite tracks to your personal playlists directly within the Cypher app. This makes it easy to save music you discover with friends.
What devices does Cypher support?
Cypher is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for mobile and tablet use.
What is the age rating for Cypher?
Cypher has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.
How often is Cypher updated?
The latest version of Cypher is 1.2, and it was last updated on August 26, 2019. This indicates a less frequent update schedule.
What do users like about Cypher?
Based on the limited ratings, users likely appreciate the concept of real-time music sharing with friends and the integration with Spotify Premium.
What are the main criticisms of Cypher?
With a rating of 2.6 stars from 5 ratings, common criticisms may include technical issues, a limited user base, or a desire for more advanced features beyond basic synchronization.


