Disconnect sharing of my music

Hello Grace_____,

When you create an Apple Music profile to share music with others, it doesn't actually give anyone access to your iPhone.

You choose what music to share, as noted here:

Manage what you share

You can choose to share the music that you’re listening to with followers on your profile. If you make your listening history and playlists private, your profile picture and user name will still be visible in Search. To remove yourself entirely, delete your Apple Music profile.

If you change your profile or a playlist to private, it might take several minutes before your profile or playlist is hidden from search.

If you'd like to completely delete your Apple Music profile:

Delete your profile

1. Go to your profile.

2. At the top of your profile, tap Edit.

3. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and tap Delete Profile.

When you delete your profile, your user handle and music activity clear from Apple Music, but your Apple Music subscription isn't affected. If you shared a playlist with a friend and they saved it to their device, the playlist disappears. Your library and playlists don't change.

If you'd like to keep your Apple Music profile, but block a user:

Unfollow and block users

1. Go to your profile.

2. Under Following or Followers, tap a person to go to their profile.

3. On the right side of their profile, tap the More button .

• Tap Unfollow to stop following them.

• Tap Block to block a user from seeing your profile. People that you block won’t see your music or find your profile in Apple Music.

All of the above information, and more is found on this page:

See what friends are listening to in Apple Music on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Android device - Apple Support

Privacy and security is very important.

iOS 16: How Safety Check on iPhone works to keep you safe - Apple Support

iOS 15 and earlier: See who has access to your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support

Take care!