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Google 's Pixel phones feature Now Playing can identify background music from the lock screen.
It uses a cache of thousands of audio fingerprints to identify songs you might encounter in your daily grind.
Despite a large volume of online complaints, Google has seemingly dragged its feet.
Google has indicated that a fix is ready for deployment, and users can expect it in a future OS update.
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