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iOS 15.2 finally lets people search within Apple Music playlists
Now we just need Apple to make iOS 15.2 available to everyone.Source: iMore
What you need to know
- Apple's iOS 15.2 beta allows people to search within Apple Music playlists.
- iOS 15.2 is currently available as its third beta release to developers and those on the public beta program.
The impending release of iOS 15.2 will see Apple Music subscribers finally be able to search within a playlist. That feature isn't something currently available despite being one people have been asking for.
At the time of writing iOS 15.2 is in its third beta and is available to developers as well as those on the public beta program. However, there is no telling when the update will be made available for everyone.
Until then, here's how 9to5Mac describes the situation with iOS 15.2 installed.
This has been a long-requested feature for Apple Music, and it's rather surprising (frustrating?) that it took this long to be added. Of course, in typical Apple fashion, the search bar is hidden within the user interface. To find the new search field, open a playlist in the Music app on your iPhone, then swipe down from the top to reveal the new "Search" field.
Some people will still prefer Spotify and other streaming apps, but others would heartily argue that Apple Music is the best iPhone app and service for listening to music especially for anyone who also has other Apple services. The Apple One subscription includes Apple Music as well as other services like Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade, for example.
Whether you're an Apple Music user or not, there's no denying that this feature change is one that is set to be very well received once iOS 15.2 is made available to all.
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