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If you want to see that person's location, you must invite them, and they must accept your invitation. The name of the playlist will be there, along with the name of your friend. It's unclear on which version of iOS Apple is rolling out the playlist, but the poster on Reddit does reference being on the iOS 12 public beta. We're here to guide you through these automagic playlist makers.

A new version of iOS is a convenient time to take the wraps off new enhancements for the music streaming service as well, so we could be in for annual updates during the developer event. How to share playlists in Apple Music When you create a playlist, you can choose whether to make it public. Or iCloud Photo Sharing, which brings families and friends closer together every day. Tap your photo or Apple ID, then tap See What Friends Are Listening To.

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Unless you count iMessage, which is easily successful and popular enough to exist as a standalone business. Or iCloud Photo Sharing, which brings families and friends closer together every day. Apple, then, is pretty good at social stuff. Apple Music Friends You get a good amount of control over what you share publicly. Photo: Apple To get to the Apple Music Friends section, open up the music app, and tap on your account profile icon find it at the top of the screen in the For You tab. Tapping this will use the contacts stored in your address book to match up any folks on Apple Music that you may already know. If this is your first time using Apple Music Friends, then you should tap the Start Sharing with Friends to do just that. If a contact is already using Apple Music Friends, then you can follow them right away. Just tap the follow button next to their name. To stop following a contact, long-tap or 3D-Touch on iPhone to bring up a menu that lets you block or unfollow them. Back in the main Music app, head to the For You section again. This is where, for instance, I discovered just how much love our Cult of Mac editor Lewis Wallace has for ZZ Top and Blue Öyster Cult. If you want to stalk a particular friend, then head back to your profile page, and tap the icon for that person. This is where I found out that another Cult of Mac writer, Chris Ward, has surprisingly good music taste. How to share playlists in Apple Music When you create a playlist, you can choose whether to make it public. You can also toggle the Listening To feature, which displays your current and recent tracks to friends. You can edit this section at any time by tapping the ellipsis three dots next to your profile icon, and tapping Edit Profile. I like to share one single playlist, with just one song in it: Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley. Hoffsapce may be the best social network in history. Photo: The Hoff Apple Music Friends might not be the new Facebook, or even the new , but it has its uses — aside from stalking, of course. If you have a friend with great music taste, you can learn about new music from them. And you can also us it as a way to actively share playlists with groups of friends.

Unless you count iMessage, which is easily successful and popular enough to exist as a standalone business. I did, and because of that the new social profiles were hidden. You can also tap the Genres button at the top of the screen to see a list of all the different genres that are available. You can also set up alerts to notify friends about changes in your location. Tap your photo or Apple ID, then tap See What Friends Are Listening To. But there are hardly any platforms to share your favorite music seamlessly. Why would you want to do that, I hear you ask?.