Apple says iOS 16.3 Beta 2 fixes Apple Music dirty label problem
CTOnews.com reported on January 12 that Apple said that the recently released iOS 16.3 Beta 2 (build number: 20D5035i) fixed the problem with the Apple Music dirty label (explicit). The problem dates back to August last year, when Apple Music users played harmonious versions of radio broadcasts or playlists.
Apple officially supported the writing:
This issue has been fixed in the latest Build 20D5035i update. You can view the software version your device is running and check for the latest updates by clicking Settings > General > Software updates.
If you encounter this problem after the upgrade, please contact us through Feedback Assistant.
CTOnews.com small class: songs that contain sexual descriptions, violence, swearing, drugs and other inappropriate content for children will be marked with E (E refers to the English word "EXPLICIT") on Apple Music, also commonly known as "dirty mark".