Apple Music Collaborative playlists not coming with iOS 17.2 update, here’s why
Apple Music Collaborative playlists not coming with iOS 17.2 update, here’s why
Apple has removed the Collaborative playlists feature from the iOS 17.2 update due to concerns about abuse and spam. The feature has been delayed for 2024 and there's no official information when it will become available. The Apple Music Favorite Songs Playlist provides swift access to marked favorite songs. You can now disable Listening History during a Focus session to avoid impacting recommendations. The update also fixes a bug with recently searched content not appearing in the Music app's search tab for certain devices.
Apple has removed the Collaborative playlists feature from the iOS 17.2 update due to concerns about abuse and spam. The feature has been delayed for 2024 and there's no official information when it will become available. The Apple Music Favorite Songs Playlist provides swift access to marked favorite songs. You can now disable Listening History during a Focus session to avoid impacting recommendations. The update also fixes a bug with recently searched content not appearing in the Music app's search tab for certain devices.
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Apple has removed the Collaborative playlists feature from the iOS 17.2 update due to concerns about abuse and spam. The feature has been delayed for 2024 and there's no official information when it will become available. The Apple Music Favorite Songs Playlist provides swift access to marked favorite songs. You can now disable Listening History during a Focus session to avoid impacting recommendations. The update also fixes a bug with recently searched content not appearing in the Music app's search tab for certain devices. 
