Apple Music: Explicit content not blocked
What’s the point of content restrictions in Apple Music? I have Music content set to “Clean” for a child account, but when I go to “Browse” in the Music app on that account, all sorts of explicit content is showing. I haven’t tried to play an explicit song to see if playback gets blocked, but honestly, with what many album covers look like, and how the albums and playlists are titled, it shouldn’t even show these at all. They are clearly marked as Explicit even. Just an example, “Sl*t Pop” was right there, front and center. I censored the actual title, because if I didn’t, it would probably get censored on this Community site. What does that tell you about the content control of the Music app?
If it’s too hard to manage, may I request that Apple give parents more control over what functionality the App has under a restricted account. For example, I’d love it if we could limit the app to only play content that we’ve added to that account’s library. I’d love that option in general, and it would be a place where Apple Music could really do a better job than Spotify, who equally doesn’t care about actual, working content restrictions.
