Hello! I am experiencing the same issues. In my settings, I do not allow explicit content, yet it still plays. Definitely not my favorite since my 10 year old listens from my account.
@LilMissWalker The next time this happens, please thumb down the explicit track(s), and make sure to grab a screenshot(s) of the now playing screen.
Once that is done, can you please follow up with the requested info below?
Thanks for working with me on this. 🤝
what a joke... I set up an account for my daughter... turn off explicit content...
Search for 'NWA' ' **ahem** the police' and it plays just fine. Now those songs are in the search history. Thanks. VERY bummed that something so obvious can't be filtered.
@allisonmrein The explicit filter will only apply to songs that play on your stations; it doesn't apply to playlists you create, or those created for you by Pandora. Also, It doesn't apply to podcasts.
When you're curating playlists or searching for podcasts, you can identify explicit tracks by a red "E" label. To keep explicit songs or podcasts from your collection, avoid adding those with that label.
Hope this helps explain!
My Pandora will not allow me to turn off explicit music as well and it is a radio station that I am listening to. It is the top R&B and hip-hop hits station. What is wrong with my account?
@Bcricket Just to clarify, the explicit filter will only apply to your radio stations. I noticed that you've recently activated a premium session. While in this premium session if a listener searches for songs or albums, they'll be able to choose from both explicit and clean tracks.
If that doesn't describe your situation, the next time this happens, please thumb down the explicit track(s), and make sure to grab a screenshot(s) of the now playing screen.
Once that is done, can you please follow up with the requested info below?
Thanks for working with me on this. 🤝
@laigaiem Thanks for the detailed reply.
Explicit tracks playing on your stations:
I have created a ticket with our engineering team so they can help look into this further.
Thanks for your patience in the meantime!
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Streaming Pandora in a school setting:
As a general rule, any time you play music in a public place, you must have the proper licenses and pay the required royalties. This license requirement helps fairly compensate artists, authors, composers, publishers and other rightholders. Pandora is only authorized to grant you a license to use the Pandora service for personal non-commercial purposes, as stated in our terms of use.
However, under the U.S. Copyright Act, the performance or display of a work by instructors or pupils in the course of face-to-face teaching activities of a nonprofit educational institution may, in certain, limited circumstances, be exempt from certain license requirements. You should consult the venue in which you are speaking, the institution which is conducting or sponsoring the conference or workshop, or your own attorney for advice on whether your use of the Pandora service might qualify under this or some other exception to the licensing requirements of the U.S. Copyright Act.
Use of Pandora in a commercial setting is also available via hardware sold by Mood Media. To learn more about this or to sign up, please visit their website.
Mine is off, and a lot more cuss words are coming through as well. I use my account in my classroom and it is becoming an issue where we may not be allowed to listen to music 😞
@shellyzart I moved your post over to this existing thread: Explicit Content filter is not working
Explicit tracks playing on your stations:
The next time this happens, please thumb down the explicit track(s), and make sure to grab a screenshot(s) of the now playing screen.
Once that is done, can you please follow up with the requested info below?
Thanks for working with me on this. 🤝
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Playing Pandora in a classroom setting:
As a general rule, any time you play music in a public place, you must have the proper licenses and pay the required royalties. This license requirement helps fairly compensate artists, authors, composers, publishers and other rightholders. Pandora is only authorized to grant you a license to use the Pandora service for personal non-commercial purposes, as stated in our terms of use.
However, under the U.S. Copyright Act, the performance or display of a work by instructors or pupils in the course of face-to-face teaching activities of a nonprofit educational institution may, in certain, limited circumstances, be exempt from certain license requirements. You should consult the venue in which you are speaking, the institution which is conducting or sponsoring the conference or workshop, or your own attorney for advice on whether your use of the Pandora service might qualify under this or some other exception to the licensing requirements of the U.S. Copyright Act.
Use of Pandora in a commercial setting is also available via hardware sold by Mood Media. To learn more about this or to sign up, please visit their website.
We have an account that we use in the office at work, and it still plays explicit songs despite the account being set to filter out explicit songs.
@bizzoffice I moved your post over to this existing thread: Explicit Content filter is not working
Explicit tracks playing on your stations:
The next time this happens, please thumb down the explicit track(s), and make sure to grab a screenshot(s) of the now playing screen.
Once that is done, can you please follow up with the requested info below?
Thanks for working with me on this. 🤝
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Playing Pandora in an office setting:
It sounds like you're using Pandora to play music in a public setting (which is not considered personal use).
If so, we have a solution for you. Pandora is available and optimized for use in settings like these through Mood Media, with features like unlimited listening, no advertising, and a media player that can connect to your existing sound system.
Additionally, due to the terms of our music licenses, the consumer version of the Pandora service (including Pandora Plus and Pandora Premium) cannot legally be used to play music in a commercial or public setting. Any Pandora listening that isn't personal and private, even for non-profit or tax exempt organizations, must be properly licensed through Mood Media, which fairly compensates artists, authors, composers, publishers and other rightsholders.
Use of Pandora in these settings is available only via hardware sold by Mood Media. To learn more or sign up, click here.
Samsung S9
AfterLife
Song by Five Finger Death Punch
My Hard Rock - Clean
Yes, thumbs down
My Station
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"You'd cut your nose off just to spite your f***in' face, ah
That's who you are (that's who you are)"
@Soundmn_2 Thank you for reporting this!
This is happening to me in Jun 2022. Please fix this?
Hey there, @Aleyano. 👋
Thanks for posting on this thread, and I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your explicit filter. I'd like to report this on your behalf.
Explicit tracks playing on your stations:
The next time this happens, please thumb down the explicit track(s), and make sure to grab a screenshot(s) of the now playing screen.
Once that is done, can you please follow up with the requested info below?
We appreciate your help with this. 🎧
Lizzo's "About Dame Time," says all the bad words. I play Pandora in my classroom and could get in big trouble for not catching that.
@ataratuta I moved your post over to this existing thread: Explicit Content filter is not working
Explicit tracks playing on your stations:
I have created a ticket with our engineering team so they can help look into this further.
Thanks for your patience in the meantime!
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Streaming Pandora in a school setting:
As a general rule, any time you play music in a public place, you must have the proper licenses and pay the required royalties. This license requirement helps fairly compensate artists, authors, composers, publishers and other rightholders. Pandora is only authorized to grant you a license to use the Pandora service for personal non-commercial purposes, as stated in our terms of use.
However, under the U.S. Copyright Act, the performance or display of a work by instructors or pupils in the course of face-to-face teaching activities of a nonprofit educational institution may, in certain, limited circumstances, be exempt from certain license requirements. You should consult the venue in which you are speaking, the institution which is conducting or sponsoring the conference or workshop, or your own attorney for advice on whether your use of the Pandora service might qualify under this or some other exception to the licensing requirements of the U.S. Copyright Act.
Use of Pandora in a commercial setting is also available via hardware sold by Mood Media. To learn more about this or to sign up, please visit their website.
Curious if you know why "**ahem**" is allowed when explicit content is turned off? Breaking Benjamin's song Had Enough incorporates this word many times. All of my life this has not been a good word, so wondering what is going on?
I was able to thumbs down the track (playing on the Breaking Benjamin station). I use Pandora with school kids and would like for that word not to come up.
Funny that it gets edited in a reply on here but perfectly fine to use in the song...Ironic might be a better word for it. The word is b a s t a r d
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@igrapperhaus3 Nice to see you around the Community.
Explicit track playing while Explicit Filter is enabled:
I've escalated your report over to our engineering team so they can help investigate further.
Thanks for your patience in the meantime!
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Playing Pandora in a school setting:
As a general rule, any time you play music in a public place, you must have the proper licenses and pay the required royalties. This license requirement helps fairly compensate artists, authors, composers, publishers and other rightholders. Pandora is only authorized to grant you a license to use the Pandora service for personal non-commercial purposes, as stated in our terms of use.
However, under the U.S. Copyright Act, the performance or display of a work by instructors or pupils in the course of face-to-face teaching activities of a nonprofit educational institution may, in certain, limited circumstances, be exempt from certain license requirements. You should consult the venue in which you are speaking, the institution which is conducting or sponsoring the conference or workshop, or your own attorney for advice on whether your use of the Pandora service might qualify under this or some other exception to the licensing requirements of the U.S. Copyright Act.
Use of Pandora in a commercial setting is also available via hardware sold by Mood Media. To learn more about this or to sign up, please visit their website.