If you’re still desperate to use the new timer but can’t find it on your phone, there are a couple of alternatives. It doesn’t look like this feature has reached everyone’s iPhone just yet, although Spotify has said that it should be fully rolled out today. You can set the timer for any interval between five minutes and one hour. To use the feature, listeners just need to navigate to the ‘Currently Playing’ screen, tap the three small dots in the top right corner, then scroll down to the ‘Sleep Timer’ function. This injustice has now been righted, as Spotify has included the feature in its latest iOS update. In fact, there are still rumours all over the place that Apple will be the next big player to deploy its own Sleep app for the Apple Watch.Android users were gifted the feature back in May, but iOS fans had been overlooked, forced to turn their music off manually before they could catch some shut eye. The proliferation of sleep tracking apps, and indeed of dedicated sleep monitoring devices, has been clear to see in the last few years. It's taken Spotify a while to get this feature out like it did ages ago on the Android version of its app, but it's no surprise to see another major tech company turning its attention to sleep.
Select 'Sleep Timer' from the list of options that pop up, and you'll be able to determine the timer's duration. Once the mode is active, which should be happening over the course of today around the world, just tap the three dots to the top right of the 'now playing' screen with your music or audio of choice.
The setting lets you set a countdown timer of between five minutes and an hour, after which time the audio you're listening to will fade to silence, letting you sleep on in serenity.
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