How to Fix Apple Music Autoplay Issues

Learn how to enable autoplay in Apple Music and troubleshoot common issues for seamless music listening.

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Apple Music may not autoplay due to the autoplay feature being turned off. To enable it, open the Apple Music app, start playing a song, and then tap the 'Up Next' icon (three dots and lines). At the top of the Up Next screen, tap the Autoplay icon (infinity symbol) to enable the feature. Ensure your app is updated to the latest version.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if Apple Music still won't autoplay? Try restarting the app and ensuring that your device is up to date. If the issue persists, reinstall Apple Music.
  2. Can I enable autoplay for specific playlists in Apple Music? Yes, once autoplay is enabled, it will work for all playlists and songs you play in Apple Music.
  3. Will my Apple Music autoplay settings save after I exit the app? Yes, your autoplay settings will remain saved even after closing the app, as long as the app is updated.

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