If you have a subscription to Apple Music , you surely point out that you have an infinite playlist . As soon as you no longer have items queued for playback , the Music app on an iPhone , iPad , or Mac starts up with an algorithmically selected set of point conjointly get up as the recreate Next list .
What if you do n’t desire music to play continuously ? Finding the “ off ” button is a fiddling tricky . There ’s no item or preference labeled Autoplay in the interface except within the play Next list . Here ’s how to turn off Autoplay in Apple ’s operating system .
Stop Autoplay in iOS/iPadOS
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Stop Autoplay in macOS
Apple ’s funding guide say you’re able to snap the ∞ again to re - enable it . However , in macOS 13 Ventura , the ∞ vanish , and I ’ve found no direction to turn it back on without clicking on another song or playlist and take up it wreak . Then the option re - appear .
Apple also enunciate Autoplay status should synchronize between all your iCloud - connected machine . I have n’t seen that in practice .
This Mac 911 clause is in response to a question submitted by Macworld reader Bill .
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