iOS 15.5 update: Apple is bringing this feature back on your iPhones! - All you need to know

iOS 15.5 update: In good news for iPhone users around the world, the US-based tech giant Apple has now decided to reintroduce the ability to change the playback speed in third-party apps using the Apple Music API and its content. This feature was disabled i in iOS 15.4 update. 

According to IANS, the GSMArena report revealed that the word comes from Apple developer Joe Kun, who took to the Apple Developer Forums to announce that Apple re-evaluated their "previous decision to disable changing the playback rate for subscription content from Apple Music in third-party applications".

They concluded that they could safely enable that functionality again, just like before the release of iOS 15.4. As such, this issue is fixed in iOS 15.5 beta 4.

Apple did not reveal the reason for disabling the playback speed adjustment feature for third-party apps, but going by Kun's post, it is safe to say that the feature was disabled due to a bug that is now fixed.

iOS 15.5 is still in beta, so those who are on the stable channel will have to wait to be able to start adjusting the playback speed in third-party apps using the Apple Music API.

In related news, Apple AirTags that let users keep track of personal items are reportedly sending false alarms or 'phantom' alerts to iPhone users in the middle of the night, leaving them flummoxed. Several iPhone users have even reported receiving such false alarms on Twitter, Reddit and Facebook.