Apple Music is a streaming service that competes with Spotify and YouTube Music. It was announced on June 8, 2015, and launched on June 30, 2015. Apple Music has a collection of over 100 million songs with over 30,000 playlists.
The service runs on various Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, and Android. It costs $10.99 per month for an individual subscription. Users can also get a family subscription of up to six people for $14.99.
Apple Music is known for its fantastic song quality due to the support of Hi-res lossless, Dolby Atmos, and Spatial Audio. These extra audio features give the service an edge over its competitors.
However, some Apple Music users have recently been annoyed because the company removed the ‘Clear up next’ or ‘Keep up next’ queue option when tapping on a song. This bug has users questioning Apple’s commitment to a reliable user experience.
The ‘Keep up next’ or ‘Clear up next’ message in the queue menu of Apple Music is important. It helps ensure the user gets a smooth and seamless experience on the app.
Some people have noticed that if they accidentally touch a song, it resets the music queue. Previously, they would see a message asking if they wanted to clear the queue or keep it as it was. This new behavior annoyed users.
On the other hand, Some users claim that the prompt went missing after the iOS 16.4 update. Apple, however, hasn’t mentioned any changes related to this in the update changelog.
For even more disappointing news for the frustrated users, Apple has not acknowledged this issue, which means it will likely stay like this.
We hope that Apple acknowledges this issue, as it can be frustrating for the regular users of this feature.
