How to hide radio stations in GTA Online

Nicholas Barth
Hide GTA Online Radio Stations

The Los Santos Tuners update brought plenty of exciting changes to the world of GTA Online, with one of the less spectacular but fan-favorite being the ability to hide radio stations to make sure you only hear the ones you want to listen to when playing.

There is no denying that one of the enjoyable things players find when playing GTA Online is listening to the radio stations the game has to offer when they are playing, as they can be heard playing popular hits from the real world.

However, not everyone is a fan of every radio station that GTA Online offers, so the Los Santos Tuners update adds a way for players to hide GTA Online radio stations to make sure they only listen to what they want to a well-received feature addition.

With this in mind, here is how to hide GTA Online radio stations to make your own playlist.

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How to hide GTA Online radio stations

Players can hide GTA Online radio stations by going to their inventory screen. Once they have gone to their inventory screen, they can hide a station by going to the interaction menu.

You will then have a button or key prompt that will allow you to hide the station and not hear it until you unhide it, allowing you to customize their radio playlist to a certain degree.

This may not be a major highlight addition in the Los Santos Tuners update compared to all of the new cars that are now available for players to add to their collections.

It is still the arrival of a long-overdue feature that will undoubtedly be used by plenty of community members going forward in their time spent playing the high-profile Rockstar games title.

For more GTA, check out how to drift your cars in the game or how a recent GTA 6 leak has reportedly shown off a Vice City theme park, and stay tuned for future news and guides.

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About The Author

Nicholas is a Senior Writer at Charlie INTEL who has spent the past few years writing news and guides about Call of Duty and a whole host of other video games. He graduated from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville with a degree in Mass Communications and loves helping readers find answers to their video game questions. You can contact Nicholas at [email protected].