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Voice Plan Putting Siri at the heart of Apple Music

As Apple continues to expand its music service and offer consumers more functionality than ever, the company’s Apple Music Voice Plan, which rolls out with iOS 15.2, sets a precedent for content consumption. It sees Apple pivot to a future that’s both seamless and screenless.

INTRODUCING THE APPLE MUSIC VOICE PLAN

Earlier in the year, alongside the rollout of the third-generation AirPods, Apple announced its plans to launch a new Apple Music product, called its Voice Plan. The company called its new subscription tier for Apple Music as a service that was “built around the power of Siri,” offering users the chance to access all of the songs they know and love but in a new way.

The Apple Music Voice Plan allows subscribers - who pay $4.99 per month - access to the service’s catalog of more than

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