To unrestrict playback on Alexa, follow these steps:
1. Launch the Alexa app: Open the Alexa app on your smartphone or tablet. Make sure you are signed in with your Amazon account.
2. Access Alexa settings: Tap on the menu icon (usually found on the top-left or bottom-right corner of the app), then select "Settings" from the list of options.
3. Select the device: Choose the Alexa device you want to unrestrict playback for from the list of connected devices.
4. Open Music & Podcasts settings: In the device settings, look for the "Music & Podcasts" option. This section will contain various preferences related to music playback.
5. Modify playback restrictions: Under the "Music & Podcasts" section, you should see options such as "Explicit Filter" or "Playback Restrictions." These settings determine the level of content filtering.
6. Disable restrictions: Find the option that restricts playback, which may be labeled "Block explicit songs" or something similar. Toggle the switch or remove the checkmark to disable the restriction.
7. Confirm changes: Once you've disabled the playback restriction, make sure to save or apply the changes by tapping on the appropriate button, usually labeled "Save" or "Apply."
8. Test playback: Now, try playing a song or artist that was previously restricted. Alexa should no longer filter or restrict the content, allowing you to enjoy unrestricted playback.
It's important to note that the exact steps or options may vary slightly depending on the version of the Alexa app and the specific model of your Alexa device. However, the general process outlined here should work for most scenarios.