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How to find loved songs on Apple Music for iPhone

I could didn't notice it, but maybe there any opportunity to see playlist with all songs where i press "Like"? Both on iOS and Itunes.

Thank you!


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Posted on Jul 5, 2015 7:42 AM

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Posted on Jul 6, 2015 12:32 AM

With Apple Music, you can mark tracks as Loved, by tapping the ♡ button. But, unless those tracks are in your iTunes library or on your iOS device, you can’t find them. Marking tracks as Loved helps fine-tune Apple Music’s recommendations, but users might want to go back to all the songs they’ve loved and listen to them again.

Apple Music should not just be about listening to new music, but finding the music you’ve heard and listening to it again. When you play recommendations, if you like the music, the only way to get back to it is to add it to your My Music library. You can only do this while you’re listening to something, or if you find it again later.

All this should be automatic. Apple Music should facilitate not just finding new music, but listening to it again

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Aug 3, 2015 9:04 AM in response to creml

That specific behaviour doesn't appear to be possible.


I've just confirmed that if i <3 + add a song to my library on my Macbook Pro, then add the same song to My Music on my iPhone 5S, the "Loved" playlist auto updates to contain the newly added song to my iPhone.


In short, the "Loved" smart playlist only shows items that exist in your device.

Sep 6, 2015 8:40 AM in response to creml

I do have the same problem.


Spotify, Deezer etc. do have this option, so why can Apple just not have the same thing.

For me it would be best if pushing the <3 symbol would add the track (local on my devices or in the cloud/on apple music) to the list "favourites" AND give apple the chance to get to know my taste of music better.


Can not figure out why this is so difficult.

Dec 18, 2015 7:50 AM in response to creml

I state that the selection they make on the basis of your tastes is really well done, but Apple sometimes gets lost in a teacup.

Two things:


1. If people still asking themeselves how to find out the loved songs it means that something is wrong. In other words the app lacks of a needed feature.


2. Would be so difficult having by default a "Loved Songs" playlist that collects all the loved songs? It would be then sufficient sharing it on iCloud to have it synked accross all your devices.


In my opinion that would have been basic!

Spotify is one step forward.

How to find loved songs on Apple Music for iPhone

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