Hi all,
I was browsing the web the other day and thought I saw mention that IOS
13 for the Homepod brought with it access to radio stations like tune in
radio etc.
I have just acquired a Homepod and thought I would see if I could access
mainstream radio stations but without any success. I did see one
commercial station in the radio section on my music app on my phone but
couldn't get to anything else.
My question is do I need to have an Apple music subscription to gain
access to all these new stations?
At the end of the day all I want to do is to be able to say "hey Siri
play BBC Radio 2..." just as I can with my Echo.
Before anyone responds I know I could stream stations from the BBC
sounds app to my Homepod but this is unecessarily cumbersome when
compared to just asking directly.
Thanks
Gary
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