It turns out that Google’s music service — now a part of Google Play — has a limit for how many songs you can stream each day, though for most users it’s not something they’ll ever have to deal with. The issue recently came to light when a Droid Life reader received a message saying that they had exceeded their streaming limit. Unfortunately, Google’s support page didn’t provide anything in the way of details about what that limit was. We reached out Google to see what was going on, and while the specific number wasn’t revealed, we were told that there is indeed a daily limit for how many songs you can stream. However, Google says that it’s set high enough that very few users will ever encounter problems.
Google Music has daily streaming limit, but most users won’t ever reach it
The music portion of Google Play has a daily streaming limit, but Google says that most users won’t ever reach it.
The music portion of Google Play has a daily streaming limit, but Google says that most users won’t ever reach it.
is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories.
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