TuneIn Radio Pro on iOS won't play saved custom URLs or rearrange station order? Fix expected in next release, says support

TuneIn is a popular audio streaming service where users can listen to radio, podcast, live news, and much more.

The TuneIn Radio and TuneIn Radio Pro apps are available on multiple platforms including iOS and Android.

However, TuneIn Radio Pro subscribers are facing a couple of issues with the iOS app lately.

As per a couple of reports, it seems that subscribers are unable to play saved custom URLs and rearrange station order on the iOS app.

While the links are working when entered directly, subscribers are unable to play them after saving. On the other hand, the rearrange station order feature has never worked on the iOS app, according to an affected user.

@TuneInSupport the rearrange station order function on your ios app has never worked, just wanted you to know in case you didn’tSource

Affected TuneIn Radio Pro subscribers may get a fix for the said issues soon as the service provider has acknowledged them.

The official TuneIn Support Twitter handle has said both issues are known to the developers and they are working to resolve them.

Also, the service provider is hoping to release the said fixes with an upcoming iOS app update.

This further means that users may only have to dwell with both issues until the next iOS app update.

However, this is still based on our speculation as TuneIn Support has not explicitly mentioned whether the issues will be fixed in the next iOS app release or not.

It is still good to see that the service provider is already working to address both issues as soon as possible.

Hopefully, TuneIn soon releases the iOS app update with fixes for both issues as they have been causing inconvenience to subscribers.

That said, we will be back with more details as and when new information becomes available so stay tuned.

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