What is how to stop apple music from automatically playing?

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Stopping Apple Music from automatically playing can be frustrating, but there are several methods you can try:

• Disable Autoplay in Settings: This is the most direct method. Go to your device's Settings. Search for Music. Within the Music settings, look for a setting related to "Autoplay" or "Auto-Play". Toggle this setting off. This should prevent Apple Music from automatically playing the next song or suggested content once your current music or podcast ends. Learn more about Autoplay.

• Close the App Completely: Swiping up (or using the home button on older iPhones) to close the app might not fully shut it down. Make sure you completely close the Apple Music app. On iPhones with a home button, double-press the home button and then swipe the Apple Music app upwards. On iPhones without a home button, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and hold, then swipe the Apple Music app upwards. This ensures the app isn't running in the background and potentially triggering automatic playback. Understand the difference between Closing%20Apps%20vs%20Background%20Refresh.

• Check Bluetooth Devices: Sometimes, a Bluetooth device (like headphones or a car stereo) can trigger Apple Music to start playing, even if you haven't manually initiated it. Disconnect the Bluetooth device. Or configure the device from its settings. Examine how Bluetooth%20Connections work.

• Turn Off Cellular Data for Music: If the issue happens even when not using the Music app or after you closed the app, you might consider disabling the cellular data of the application.

• Disable Handoff: The Handoff feature can sometimes cause unexpected music playback when switching between Apple devices. To disable it, go to Settings -> General -> AirPlay & Handoff and toggle off Handoff.