>>>> To me it's a BUG. It's the only app that won't release it's selection.
>>>
>>> Why do you wish to deselect a piece of music if you simply turn it off?
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>> I find that most people, when they have to interrupt the playing of a song/track or a podcast, wish to return to the song/track or podcast when they are able.
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>> They generally do NOT want to search through their list of songs/tracks or podcasts to once again find the one they had been in the middle of listening to.
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>> I would therefore categorize this behavior as an intelligent choice, and definitely NOT a bug.
>
> I personally want to make my own decisions.
> If I don't want to return to a choice, it's MY decision.
> Robert Poland
Okay.
Case 1 -- your way.
You stop playing something. The hated "selection" is de-selected.
Later you want to play something.
You go back into playlists, or artists, or songs, search or scroll until you find YOUR CHOICE (even if it's the SAME choice), and tap to play.
Case 2 -- Apple's way.
You stop playing something. The "selection" remains selected.
Later you want to play something.
You go back into playlists, or artists, or songs, search or scroll until you find YOUR CHOICE (unless it's the SAME choice, which is still selected) and tap to play.
I fail to see how your method is easier, quicker, or better in any way than Apple's method. In fact, if you choose to play something different, Apple's method IS your method.
No one is forcing you here.
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