E in Apple Music indicates that the song in question is explicit and it may involve the use of profanity, a reference to violence, or strong language. When you play such content, the app will display a message saying that the item cannot be played due to its rating.
Another thing we wanted the answer to was why are some albums marked with an e on Apple Music?
In the new Apple Music app, which came with i. OS 8.4, some albums are grayed out and marked with an “E”. I cannot open them. I did a Google search. In some posts, I read that Apple uses an “E” symbol for explicit material.
The symbol “E” visible on particular songs, indicates that the content in question is “Explicit” material, meaning that it is the original version of a song and it can potentially feature profanity, a reference to violence, or strong language.
The E symbol means “Explicit“. You can enable or disable explicit content within Settings on your device.
What does the E following the song title mean?
I see some songs in i. Tunes Store with an E following the song title. What does it mean? It stands for explicit. It used to be in a red box don’t know why it’s changed. It stands for explicit. It used to be in a red box don’t know why it’s changed.
What font does apple music use?
When released in 2001, Apple’s i. Pod music player reused the Macintosh font Chicago as the system font. Later versions of the i. Pod drew from the larger character repertoire of the True. Type Chicago, adding a number of characters not present in the bitmap Chicago, such as Greek and Cyrillic.
While we were writing we ran into the question “What font does Apple use on its website?”.
On 2017 apple switched to San Francisco font that was there own custom font first has used on the Apple watch. Gradually it has used on there all products website, i, phone, air, pods, mac Book Pro or other devices. Apple still uses San Francisco font for there advertising and marketing or all other products.
You should be wondering “Should I use San Francisco Font in my iOS app?”
One source claimed it’s not necessary to use SF when creating an i. OS app, but if you want it to have that default i. OS look, then SF is your new best friend. Apple would like you to be a doll and follow a few extra rules when using San Francisco. First, use SF Pro Display at font sizes 20 or higher.
What is the best font to use for iPad headers?
So overall, for i. Pad, you’re going to be following a lot of i. Phone styles, but with a little more room to get creative in your headers. The default i. OS font is SF, or San Francisco. You can download SF Pro for free.
This of course begs the inquiry “What is the best font size for iPhone titles?”
Well, we’ll cover not just the actual font sizes, but also how Apple thinks about text styles., i OS has some big chunky titles, like “Inbox” below – at 34pt, it’s about the biggest text you’ll see on an i, and phone. But once you scroll, titles morph to 17pt, the default size for text-based actions as well.