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Homescreen changed IOS

Homescreen changed IOS

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UK

iPhone 13 Pro

The home screen has recently changed-it used to have six boxes at the top with music and ongoing/new podcast episodes, as well as 'Good Morning',etc. The boxes/greeting have now disappeared and it now starts with 'Recently Played'.  

I've tried signing out then deleting the app but it's still the same. 

Thanks for any help. 

 

 

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Hey @user-removed,

 

Thanks for reaching out about this here in the Community.

 

I'm pretty sure what you're describing is the expected look for the iOS app at the moment. Looks like that for me too. 

 

But let's see, what Spotify and iOS version are you on? I'm on Spotify 8.6.84 and iOS 15.1.

 

Keep us posted!

Mario Moderator
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Hi Mario, 

 

I have the same version of Spotify and iOS as you. 

The attached screenshot shows how it should look with the six tiles in the top section (this is from a test account provided by Spotify support last night). These did appear for me when Spotify updated the home screen earlier this year but then disappeared about four weeks ago. 

Hey @user-removed,

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

Seems that the screenshot wasn't uploaded correctly. Can you try sending it again? Also, send us a screenshot of how your Home screen looks like.

 

You can attach them to your next reply by tapping on the came icon in the post editor.

 

We'll be on the lookout.

CarlosEModerator
 
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