![]() ![]() All iMessages are also now sent and received through an email address rather than a phone number, though a fix is in development. The new version of the app requires users to sign in with an Apple ID, which was not needed with the prior version. ![]() While collaborative playlists did not come in the iOS 17.2 update, Apple did add a Favorites Apple Music playlist that aggregates songs that are favorited.Īfter Apple shut down the mechanism that Android app Beeper Mini was using to bring iMessage to Android users, Beeper Mini's developers today said that they have found a way to bring the app back, albeit with some major changes. It is not clear when collaborative playlists in Apple Music might launch, but we will likely get an iOS 17.3 update in January, with testing to begin in December. Users had control over who was able to contribute, with an option to approve each person that asked to join and tools for removing users. In the iOS 17.2 beta, playlists gained a "Collaborate" option that created a link to a playlist, and anyone with access to that link was able to add to the playlist. There were likely bugs in the option that Apple was not able to remedy in time to bring the feature to iOS 17.2, and as iOS 17.2 will be the last publicly available update to iOS 17 in 2023, we won't be getting collaborative playlists until 2024. With today's iOS 17.2 release, Apple updated its iOS 17 features list to note that the option to collaborate on playlists has been delayed.Īpple tested collaborative playlists in the early iOS 17.2 betas, but ended up removing the feature in the fourth iOS 17.2 beta. ![]() ![]() Collaborative Apple Music playlists, a feature that Apple has promised for iOS 17, won't be coming in 2023. ![]()
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