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Hey, all you Samsung Music app users upgrading to Android 11 (One UI 3), listen up! Don't forget to update the app to the latest version or you might face some issues. Your music files could go missing or become unavailable. Oh, and here's something else: the Samsung Music Playlist and Android MediaProvider Playlist will now be separate for better security. But no worries, you can still import or export your playlists using the handy playlist import/export feature in the settings. Oh, one more thing: your Queue will be reset due to system changes, and guess what? Some of those hidden music files may suddenly show up. If you want to keep certain files hidden, just use the folder hide function to hide the entire folder they're in. Simple as that!

Samsung Music is a super cool music player made just for Samsung Android devices. It can play all kinds of music files like MP3, AAC, and FLAC. You can organize your songs in lots of different ways, like by track, album, artist, genre, folder, or composer. Plus, this app is all about making life easier - it works great with other Samsung gadgets like tablets, TVs (DLNA and screen mirroring), and wearables. The best part? It's got a sleek and easy-to-use interface that even recommends cool playlists from Spotify. Just remember that the Spotify tab only works in countries where Spotify is available.

FLAC is like MP3 and AAC, but better because it doesn't mess with the audio quality. When you use the Samsung Music app, it needs permission to get into your storage. This lets the app do stuff like write, change, and remove things from your SD card, as well as read data from it. If you have a Galaxy S4, Note3, or Note4, there's an extra option to let the app listen to your voice commands without recording them. And hey, if you're using a Korean device, it might ask for phone permission just to make sure everything is legit when you use the music service.

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