Apple Music Users Are Complaining That They're Seeing Other People's Playlists

A selection of iOS Apple Music users say the app is randomly adding other users' songs and playlists to their libraries.

with the iCloud server. Based on the Reddit threads, the issue seems contained to the Apple Music

app on iPhones, while macOS devices remain unaffected. It’s a strangely similar problem to a noted bug with ChatGPT, where . ChatGPT creator OpenAI said the bug was caused by third party open source software, though it had to temporarily disable the user history feature to fix itGizmodo reached out to Apple for comment, but we did not immediately hear back. If reports are true and users’ playlists are being modified and shuffled around without their input

, it could present some security concerns for users’ accounts. Technically, if someone else winds up with your, that indicates a data leak. That said, we don’t know if the playlists that are getting s

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