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At any time you can add or remove who can work on playlists and who can follow them, and Spotify says all of the new controls will roll out starting this week.Įxpanded controls for collaborative playlists follows Spotify's addition of a block feature back in November.

You will also be able to set collaborative playlists to private, so no one can listen to, search for or view those mixes except for the people you've given access. Today, the streaming service is adding new levels of control for those playlists, allowing users to keep closer tabs on who has access to them - including the ability to share collaborative mixes with large public groups or keeping them private.įirst, Spotify will give the playlist creator the ability to invite or remove users from collaborating. Collaborative playlists are a great way to built mixes with other users on Spotify, but until now you didn't have a ton of control over who could contribute to and see your work.