Apple Investigating ‘Problem’ With Podcasts App That Began April 29 [Now Resolved]
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” Users are experiencing a problem with this service,” wrote Apple. “We are examining and will upgrade the status as more information appears.” Apple says the concealed issue began on April 29.
Just some users are impacted by the interruption, according to Apple. No further information were offered, and Apple has decreased to comment at this time.
April 29 is the exact same day that MacRumors reported about a variety of problems that users have actually made about the Podcasts app because it was revamped in iOS 14.5, such as avoiding during playback, incorrect timestamps, unresponsive scrolling, episodes failing to sync throughout devices after being added to a library, and more.
Update: The blackout has actually been marked as dealt with on Apples system status page.
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