The longer Apple Music The more you use it, the easier it is for a few playlists to become a long list that you start to fumble through. You have one playlist for exercising, another for work, another for traveling, another for the evening, and then you add seasonal playlists, popular news, or music associated with a specific event. In newer versions iOS You can make it much more organized thanks to folders.
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Folders work exactly as you would expect. For example, you can create sections for Sports, Relax, Work, or Travel, and then move the corresponding playlists under them. If you have a really large music library, you can create a more detailed structure and subdivide the folders further.
That's the most practical thing about this feature. Apple does not prescribe any specific way of organizing your playlists. Some people organize their playlists by genre, others by mood, and still others by the situations in which they listen to them. For example, if you have several playlists for running, they don't all have to take up space in your main overview.
How to create a folder in Apple Music
On your iPhone, open the Music app and go to the Playlists section. Tap the plus button at the top of the screen and select Create a new folder from the menu. Then, simply enter a name for it and confirm creation.
You can then move existing playlists to the new folder. For a selected playlist, simply open its menu or press and hold it and select the appropriate move option. The library structure can be re-edited at any time in the same way.
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The big advantage is that you don't have to organize everything perfectly right away. Feel free to start with two or three basic components and add more as you find you need them. If you have Apple Music With just a few playlists, the difference may not be significant. But with a library of dozens of playlists, it's one of those features that makes it hard to go back to a long, disorganized list after using it.
Which one do you have? iOS? I am 27.2 Beta 3, iPhone17Pro and I don't have anything like that in my playlist.
It's been there for a long time.