The reason for this move, most likely, is an upcoming changing of the rules from Google – the company behind Android. Amazon later confirmed to us that this is now true for the UK as well (see their full response below). The first to notice the change, in Germany, was tech site CASCHYS BLOG. Until recently, viewers who wanted to purchase video on demand titles on the Prime Video app, such as films and TV shows, could do so directly on their Android phones or tablets.īut starting May 2 in the UK (and rolling out gradually around the world), users can no longer pay for the content directly inside the app – and will instead have to go to Amazon’s website, buy the content there, and return to the app (or use a workaround – see below).
Select Storage usage to view the app’s storage overview.Amazon’s streaming video service, Prime Video, no longer lets customers buy or rent digital content directly on its Android app – due to an upcoming change in Google’s rules. Select Apps > App management in Settings. You’ll have to uninstall and reinstall the app to clear its cache on an iPhone and iPad. Also, note that you can only remove an app’s cache files on Android. You don’t lose your saved playlist, login session, or other data when you clear the app’s cache. This deletes the problematic cache, allowing the app to rebuild a fresh new cache with no issues. Your Amazon Music app not working or not playing songs may be the result of a bad app cache.įortunately, you can resolve that by clearing the app’s cache files on your phone. These files sometimes become corrupt, resulting in various app problems. Turn on your tablet by pressing and holding down the Top button.Īmazon Music stores cache files on your device to deliver you content faster. Drag the slider to turn off your tablet. Press and hold down Volume Up + Top or Volume Down + Top buttons at the same time. 
Press and hold down the Side button to turn on your phone.
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