next song wakes display on iphone

@Jo_Lewis_VA

I just tried this and so far it is working!

I have absolutely no idea how the network settings and music app/display notifications are related but finally a resolution.

One solution is one of these lightning adapter splitters that splits power send headphone output from lightning insert

This solution worked for me. Turned all music notifications off. Solved the problem and saved my battery. Thank you

Is somebody found a solution for this😩😩😩

No. İ'm using iphone 11.

Thank you very much! It helps a lot during running...

I had these issues and this comment really helped and now it has stopped, thank you!

I don't understand why the screen lighting up makes you turn the volume down. Health and safety nonsense.

Yes volume limit is the problem

Bruhh I had same problem and after 30 mins of listening to apple music it just suddenly stopped, but sometimes appears again idk what it is....

This is it thank you man soo much!

This is also happening to me. It is specific only to Apple Music and Apple Podcasts. I have tried every suggestion on this forum and have found nothing fixes it. For me it is with headphones or audio in. I keep installing the latest updates to fix it and it hasn't helped. It does not happen with any other app. It happens with every song change, and randomly during a podcast, I watched it and it happened every 20 seconds at one stage.

Let me be explicity clear: this feature is dangerous.

I use my phone to play music in my car, I put my phone on Do Not Disturb when I drive and it happens while my Do Not Disturb function is on. This means it catches the corner of my eye while I'm driving. I can turn my phone around, but I keep it in a hand-free holder in case anyone rings me in an emergency - I can see it to pull over and answer. Instead, my phone lights up every 3 minutes or more, again while Do Not Disturb is on. I cannot see how this is remotely safe or why this is required.

It doesn't seem like a big since it seems to be programmed to occur with every song change, but how it happens in the Podcast app is definitely a bug.

The only way to stop it that I've found is turning the volume down. It only happens on my iPhone 6 when I have a headphone cable plugged in. I use it in my car with a cable into my aux input on my car stereo. It doesn't happen when connected via Bluetooth. I now have an iPhone 7 and haven't tried it out yet.

I've tried this too, when I'm on headphones I always have it at half-volume. When I'm in the car it's on full but that's because I lose volume going from the phone to the car speakers. It happens either way. It's so distracting in the car. I've had to start leaving my phone in the cup-holder but sometimes it still catches my eye. And it defeats the purpose of both Do Not Disturb and handsfree phone holders. For me the Do Not Disturb function working properly is important - I have it set that only if my family ring it will show up, we tend to get a lot of emergencies.

Mines an iPhone SE. My partner has suggested I use his old iPhone, but I don't like the bigger size phones. I don't want to have to change phone just because of this, but I certainly wouldn't be upgrading to another iPhone if that's my only option. Hopefully it's better for you on your 7 now.

It is interesting that it's happening only on Aux and not on Bluetooth, that still suggests to me that it's a function they put in. Best guess otherwise would be a poor connection, but why does it specifically happen with each song change. An intermittent fault wouldn't behave that way surely.