I understand that the engineering team needs to prioritize the work by the impact that it has on the community. I think that this issue is more widespread than the few dozen of us that have reported the problem on this thread and several other (now closed) threads on this site. I have recently had the opportunity to test two other accounts to see if this problem existed on them. Both accounts showed the exact same behavior, even when using a different phone than what I have tested. If others on this form have the ability to test ‘random’ other accounts, I think that reporting the results here would help the Pandora team understand the scope of the issue. Or, if someone can find a single account that does NOT show this issue, then that would likely be helpful for the engineering team to compare to the accounts we have provided them that DO show the issue. For now, I think that if the folks interacting with the ticket have the ability to update the scope of impacted users to be “All iOS add supported users” or whatever the closest grouping is (if you make use of scope of impact), it would be helpful. In addition, the following update could be provided to the engineering team: Members of the community have tested accounts other than their own to see if this might be a universal issue. So far, 100% of the tests show the issue of audio not working properly after an add plays. The initial report expanded testing is of a small sample size, and the community has been asked to increase testing. The current hypothesis is that this issue affects all iOS and iPad OS system using the add supported version of Pandora. All recent versions of the OS and Pandora application seem to be impacted. The community is interested to know if the engineering team has reproduced this bug on their own, or if they continue to needed community feedback.
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