93 Problems93 Problems app help Listening
Introductions and the spoken time
A presenter introduces each song; between songs the phone says the time and what’s coming up.
Introductions
Each track can start with a short spoken introduction. Tap the artwork to read it. To start tracks straight on the music, turn Introductions off in Listening; it applies to the next thing you start.
Introductions you save or share never mention the time, day, city or weather, so they still make sense later.
The time, and what follows it
Song ends→The time→Your next meeting and timers→Messages from other sites→Traffic ahead (in a car)→At most one sponsored message→Next song
Spoken by the phone, in the album’s language. The music pauses for a few seconds. All of it is one switch: Spoken updates in Listening, the same as the bell on the map.
Turning introductions off doesn’t stop the time. To stop the time and everything after it, turn off Spoken updates.
Related
Why Next is instant: one album, one stream
An album or news edition plays as one continuous stream; tracks are places in it.
Messages read out while you listen
New messages are read after the time; choose per chat how much.
Traffic while you drive
In a car, the app warns about what’s ahead, after the time.