You’ve been listening to yourApple Music Discovery stationand have fallen in love with one of the songs you heard. Unfortunately, you forgot to check what the song was called or who it was by, and you’re worried that your new favourite song is lost forever.
All is not lost, however. All you need to do is take a look in your listening history to see your recently played songs, and you’ll be able to find your new favourite song again. Apple doesn’t make your listening history that easy to find, but once you know where to look, it’s a breeze to use. If you’ve been blasting out some questionable music choicesfrom your smart speakers, it’s quick and easy to clear your listening history too. Here’s how to view your Apple Music listening history on mobile and desktop.
How to view your Apple Music listening history on mobile
Your Apple Music listening history isn’t the same as yourApple Music Replay. Apple Music Replay is based on your listening history for the entire year to date. Your listening history just shows you the songs that you’ve played most recently.
Viewing yourApple Musiclistening history on mobile is simple to do, but unless you know where to look, it’s unlikely that you’ve stumbled across it. Here’s what you need to do.
How to view you Apple Music listening history on desktop
Seeing your Apple Music listening history is also simple to do on the desktop app. It still isn’t that easy to find, but is a lot more obvious than it is on mobile.
How to clear your Apple Music listening history on mobile
If you’ve been listening to your guilty pleasure songs recently, you may not want other people realising that you’ve hadParty in the USAon repeat. Thankfully, it’s possible to clear your listening history so that your secret is safe.
How to clear your Apple Music listening history on desktop
You can also clear your listening history through the Apple Music desktop app. Unfortunately, if you’ve been listening to a lot of songson Apple Music, you may have a fair amount of scrolling to do.
