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Attention all Samsung Music app users upgrading to Android 11 (One UI 3)! Make sure to update the app to the latest version to avoid potential issues. Your music files may go missing or become inaccessible if you don't. Additionally, the Samsung Music Playlist and Android MediaProvider Playlist will now be separate for improved security. However, you can still import or export your playlists using the playlist import/export feature in the settings. Keep in mind that your Queue will be reset due to system changes, and some hidden music files may reappear. To hide specific files, utilize the folder hide function to conceal the entire folder they are located in. It's as simple as that!

Samsung Music is a specialized music player designed specifically for Samsung Android devices. It supports various music file formats such as MP3, AAC, and FLAC. Users have the option to organize their music in multiple ways, including by track, album, artist, genre, folder, or composer. Additionally, this app is focused on enhancing convenience as it seamlessly integrates with other Samsung devices like tablets, TVs (DLNA and screen mirroring), and wearables. The interface is sleek and user-friendly, with the added feature of recommending playlists from Spotify. It should be noted that the Spotify tab is only functional in countries where Spotify is accessible.

FLAC is similar to MP3 and AAC, but it offers better audio quality. When utilizing the Samsung Music app, it requires access to your storage in order to write, modify, and delete items from your SD card, as well as retrieve data from it. If you own a Galaxy S4, Note3, or Note4, there is an additional feature that allows the app to recognize voice commands without storing them. In addition, if you are using a Korean device, the app may request phone permission to ensure legitimacy when accessing the music service.

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