Apple Isn’t Letting You Change The Default Music Service In iOS 14.5, But Actually May Just Be It

Apple has made a few things clear about the iOS 14.5 beta versions and how a much-awaited feature would actually work when iOS 14.5 finally rolls out for iPhone users as the final avatar, sometime in the coming weeks. Basically, there has been some excitement in some circles that Apple may allow users to set a default music streaming app in iOS 14.5, allowing users to set another music service instead of Apple Music as the default for Siri requests. However, Apple has since clarified how the default music streaming app feature actually works in the iOS 14.5 beta versions. This all started off when iOS 14.5 beta version started asking users to specify which music app, they would want the results to be pulled from, when they invoked Siri to request to play music. Apple also confirms that iOS 14.5 will not have any option to change the default music streaming app and Apple Music will continue to be that.