I presume they will provide details around when the bundles go live.Annoying the lack of details, isn't it.
I presume they will provide details around when the bundles go live.Annoying the lack of details, isn't it.
Currently, one can add up to 2TB per person in a family group, but only the primary owner’s storage is shared with others in the family. If this allows 4TB to be shared, that would be nice.There are more details in the latest front page post, including a yet 100% confirmed comment that the 2TB storage will be expandable to 4TB.
Makes sense if you are in deep with the Apple ecosystem. It was only a matter of time before they did this. It's a smart move. I had spotify and Apple music at one stage. But I never used apple music except for running on my apple watch. Spotify's music exploration is just way better.
i love iTunes Match. i have a LARGE library and don't 'like' pop radio. i'm waiting for Apple to end this service as it's essentially a part of Apple Music [the 1st thing Apple Music does is allow you to listen to your library anywhere you're signed in], so it's only a matter of time. I'll probably go the AppleOne approach once that happensiTunes Match is never mentioned among Apple's subscription services. It's kind of a poor stepchild. Why it isn't wrapped into iCloud makes no sense to me, except that then they couldn't charge separately for the service.
No it isn't, I still pay for it each year, and just have a week ago.iTunes match is dead.
You and the other two people.No it isn't, I still pay for it each year, and just have a week ago.
You and the other two people.
I think what they were trying to say was Apple will kill it off sometime in future.Talking something down is always a great evasive strategy when someone just proofed you wrong.![]()
I’m another one of the “two people” who has Match...people would be fine doing Apple Music as an alternative if they didn’t have to worry about the chance of their collection getting mucked up which may occur with Apple Music DRM..that’s definitely a worry for me!I think what they were trying to say was Apple will kill it off sometime in future.
Which may or may not happen, depending on how things pan out with these new plans. If so it'll surely pee-off a section of users who rely on it and don't want Apple Music lending library. 😐
Yeah, they're supposed to have fixed that, so you get non-DRM versions of stuff you already own from whatever source. But...I’m another one of the “two people” who has Match...people would be fine doing Apple Music as an alternative if they didn’t have to worry about the chance of their collection getting mucked up which may occur with Apple Music DRM..that’s definitely a worry for me!