watchOS 4: How to stop Now Playing and audio apps from automatically opening on Apple Watch<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>watchOS 4 includes a new default behavior to auto-launch audio apps when you wake the screen while playing audio on your Apple Watch or iPhone.</p>
<p>Auto-launching Now Playing can be useful when you’re playing music from the watch or a podcast from the phone for example. Instant access to play/pause and seek controls on the watch screen and the ability to spin the Digital Crown to adjust volume is really great when using AirPods since they lack physical controls. It’s sort of like the Now Playing card on the iPhone lock screen.</p>
<p>But this behavior isn’t always ideal on the Apple Watch. Luckily there’s a simple way to turn it off.</p>
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