How to grant third-party apps Apple Music access in macOS

Once you join Apple Music, choose Account->Apps With Access also from the menu bar in the Music app. This brings up a pane listing which third-party apps are available to use that support Apple Music. Read More

Apple’s iOS 26 Will Allow Third Party Music Apps to Display Animated Lock Screen Album Art

Apple will allow third-party music apps to display animated album artwork on the lock screen in iOS 26—opening this feature to Spotify and others. Previously the animated artwork was only available to ... Read More

Apple Music: How to view and remove apps that have access to your account - CNET

Apple Music subscribers can grant third-party apps access to their account for things like streaming music through Echo devices or creating a year-in-review chart of your most listened-to music ... Read More

Apple will let third party music apps show animated artwork on the iPhone lock screen, not just Apple Music

One of the stylish visual changes to the iPhone on iOS 26 is a new layout for the lock screen when music is playing. Artwork can now be animated and shown full-screen on the iPhone display, with ... Read More

How to use Apple ID to create passwords for your apps

Apple upped its account security for Apple IDs years ago to prevent unwanted and unauthorized third-party access to all your information. Apple relies on Apple ID across all its software and ... Read More

Third-Party Apps Will Need App-Specific Passwords for iCloud Access From June 15 - MacRumors

App-specific passwords are set to become a mandatory requirement for third-party apps that access iCloud user data, according to an Apple Support email sent out today. Currently, app-specific ... Read More

How will Apple help IT manage third-party app stores?

Apple at WWDC may confirm a dramatic change to how it runs app purchasing on iPhones by permitting users to download apps from third-party stores. Topics Spotlight: Advancing IT Leadership ... Read More

Coming soon to Apple: third-party app stores - Computerworld

Apple is preparing to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, meaning it will soon support third-party app markets and sideloading of individual apps. Topics Spotlight: New Thinking about ... Read More