Hello there, Since the last iOS update I've experienced intermittent 'glitching' of audio playback with tracks that I have downloaded on the device, and not downloaded. I have deleted the app, and reinstalled it but i'm still encountering this problem. The glitches sounds very 'digital', if that. This only occurs when using my iphone and when i add more than 1 song into my queue, its as if the last song is invisible in the queue, there is a blank spot. It makes editing my queue very glitchy and annoying. I have already attempted deleting and installing the app and that didnt work. What else should i try?
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I see that the Music app on your iPhone 6 is behaving unexpectedly when using headphones.
I would suggest first seeing if the same thing happens when you're using the iPhone speaker and headphones aren't connected. This is a good isolating step to help determine if the issue is related to your device or your headphones.
If the issue only happens when using headphones, the additional steps in this article are relevant: Another thing I'd recommend is try playing audio using another app, such Podcasts or another music app from the App Store. This will show if the issue is isolated to the Music app.
Let us know what happens and we'll go from there.
All the best.
Nov 23, 2017 5:41 AM
Spotify and Pinterest are among a long list of apps acting glitchy for thousands of iPhone users on Friday. Users of both apps began reporting problems around 6 AM EST, according to the internet. Considering how big of a player they are in the market I am very taken aback at how buggy the app is. (Android 8.0, One Plus 3T). Songs will often simply pause themselves. The app will often disappear from the notification bar not allowing me to pause/play/skip using my inline audio controls, i am forced to close and reopen the app to get it back.
Spotify and Pinterest are among a long list of apps acting glitchy for thousands of iPhone users on Friday.
Users of both apps began reporting problems around 6 AM EST, according to the internet monitoring service DownDetector. A USA TODAY reporter also tried running the apps, and they immediately shut down upon opening.
'Spotify is constantly crashing when opening the app. Other apps do, too,' reports one person on DownDetector. 'I can open the website but I can’t open the app.. come on Pinterest why?' another user complained.
A live outage map shows hot spots on the East Coast and West Coast of the U.S. as well as in other countries. Spotify acknowledged the issue in a tweet.
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Something’s out of tune. We’re currently investigating, and we’ll keep you posted here!
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'Something’s out of tune. We’re currently investigating, and we’ll keep you posted here!' the streaming service said.
The widespread service glitch seemingly stems from an issue with Facebook's software developer kit, or SDK, for iPhone users. The code enables users to log into apps using their Facebook accounts, according to Business Insider.
'We are aware and investigating an increase in errors on the iOS SDK which is causing some apps to crash,' Facebook's developer page says. USA TODAY reached out to Facebook for comment.
Pandora and Tinder were also among the apps not working early Friday.
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