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How to Find and Follow Friends on Apple Music

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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As a streaming service, Apple Music has become a popular platform for music lovers to access their favorite tunes and discover new artists. But it’s also a social platform, which allows users to find and follow friends and other music fans. By connecting with friends on Apple Music, users can discover new music and share their favorite playlists, songs, and artists. In this article, we’ll discuss how to find and follow friends on Apple Music.

Step 1: Connect Your Apple Music Profile to Social Media Platforms

Before you can follow your friends on Apple Music, you need to connect your account to your social media profiles. You can connect to Facebook or Twitter using the steps below:

– Go to “Settings” on your Apple Music app

– Tap on “Account”

– Select “Connect to Facebook” or “Connect to Twitter”

– Follow the prompts to log in and connect your profile

Connecting your social media profiles to Apple Music will make it easier for you to find friends who are also using the service.

Step 2: Search for Friends on Apple Music

Once you’ve connected your profiles, you can start the search for friends on Apple Music. Here’s how to do it:

– Open the Apple Music app

– Tap on the “For You” tab

– Scroll down until you see “Friends Are Listening To”

– Tap on “Find More Friends”

– You can search for friends by their name, Apple ID, or by connecting to your social media accounts

Once you find your friends, you can follow their activity on Apple Music. You can see what songs they’re listening to, check out their playlists, and make recommendations based on their music taste.

Step 3: Follow Your Friends’ Playlists

One of the best things about following friends on Apple Music is that you get to see their playlists. You can listen to their playlists and discover new music that you may not have heard of before. Here’s how to follow a friend’s playlist:

– Open the Apple Music app

– Go to the “Playlists” tab

– Select “New Playlist”

– Choose “Add Music”

– Select “Add Playlist”

– Scroll down and you’ll see a list of friends who have shared their playlists. Tap on the friend’s name to follow their playlist.

Following your friends’ playlists is a great way to discover new music and stay on top of the latest trends in the music world.

Step 4: Share Your Music with Friends

Apple Music isn’t just about following other users – you can also share your favorite songs, albums, and playlists with your friends. Here’s how to share your music on Apple Music:

– Go to the song, album, or playlist you want to share

– Tap on the “…” button next to the track title

– Select “Share”

– Choose the option you want to share the music (i.e. via text message, social media, or email)

Sharing your music can be a fun way to connect with friends who have similar music tastes. You never know, you might just discover your next favorite artist through shares from friends.

In conclusion, following friends on Apple Music can be a great way to discover new artists and stay on top of the latest music trends. By connecting your profile to your social media accounts, searching for friends on Apple Music, following their playlists, and sharing your own music, you can create a vibrant community around music on the platform. So start exploring and find that perfect song to share with your friends!

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