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It baffles me that Pandora changed their app a while back and eliminated the "Quit" or "Power off" option from the app itself. I can pause the music and swipe to "seemingly" get rid of it, but an hour later it's back on display showing the same song I paused. Even Pandora's own instructions say to go on your phone to "Recent apps" and force it to quit from there.
I would pay for a third-party app that would specifically quit Pandora. And not a generic "task killer" app - one that just shuts Pandora off. Using Android 7.0 on an LG V20.
Anyone found a solution for this?
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