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They might offer HiFi as part of a pricier plan that might also include other audio features like spatial audio/Dolby Atmos and extra benefits. Söderström's responses indicate that Spotify doesn't intend to offer lossless music for free like Apple did. But then Apple offered lossless for free with Apple Music, spilling water on Spotify's plan. However, Spotify didn't launch the feature because it was meant to be more expensive than their regular service, which would have increased their income per user.

The technical work for the feature is mostly done, and the company has uploaded its whole music collection in high-quality.

Regarding when Spotify will offer lossless music, Soderstrom could only confirm that HiFi "will be available at some point." The Verge reports that Spotify HiFi has been prepared for over a year now.

The industry changed and we had to adapt," he said, adding that it'll be something that is "our own and unique," Soderstrom told The Verge. We are going to do it, but we’re going to do it in a way where it makes sense for us and for our listeners. "We announced it, but then the industry changed for a bunch of reasons.