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When you cancel your Apple Music subscription, any songs, albums, or playlists that you’ve added to your collection will be removed. If you’ve made any changes to those tracks, they will be reverted to their original versions.
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Introduction
If you cancel your Apple Music subscription, you will lose access to all of the music that you have added to your library, as well as any playlists that you have created. In addition, any songs that you have downloaded for offline listening will be deleted from your device.
What happens to your music?
As of September 2019, Apple is no longer offering new music subscriptions. If you cancel your Apple Music subscription, you will lose access to all of the music that you have added to your library, as well as any playlists that you have created. You will also no longer be able to access any of the music that has been recommended to you by the For You section of the app. If you have previously downloaded any songs or albums to your device, you will still be able to listen to them offline; however, they may be greyed out if they are part of an album or playlist that is no longer available.
How to keep your music after Apple Music expires
Apple Music is a streaming service that allows you to listen to over 50 million songs. It is available in 155 countries. The service is compatible with iOS devices, Android devices, Mac, and Windows PCs. A free three-month trial is available for new subscribers. After the trial expires, you will be charged $9.99 per month in the US, £9.99 in the UK, or the equivalent amount in your local currency. If you cancel your subscription, you will lose access to Apple Music and will no longer be able to stream songs or download them for offline listening. However, if you have purchased any songs from the iTunes Store, you will still be able to play them on your devices.
Music backup options
There are a few options for backing up your music when Apple Music expires. You can either sign up for another subscription, export your music to another format, or use a different music streaming service.
If you sign up for another Apple Music subscription, your music will be unaffected and will remain accessible. However, if you cancel your subscription, you will lose access to anymusic that you have not downloaded or exported.
You can export your music to another format, such as MP3 or WAV, by using a variety of methods. One popular method is to use a software program like iTunes Match Export. This will allow you to save your music to your computer in whichever format you choose.
Finally, you can switch to a different music streaming service, such as Spotify or Pandora. These services do not have the same expiration policy as Apple Music and will allow you to keep your music indefinitely.
The best way to keep your music
When your Apple Music subscription expires, you will no longer have access to the music that you’ve downloaded from the service. However, there are a few ways that you can keep your music.
If you’ve downloaded songs from Apple Music to your computer, you can use a program like iTunes Match to keep those songs. iTunes Match is a paid service that lets you upload your music library to the cloud and then download it to your devices. It costs $25 per year.
If you’ve downloaded songs from Apple Music to your iPhone or iPad, you can use the iCloud Music Library to keep those songs. iCloud Music Library is a free service that lets you sync your music library across all of your devices. To turn on iCloud Music Library, go to Settings > Music and toggle the switch next to “iCloud Music Library.”
either of these services, your music will be safe even if your Apple Music subscription expires.
How to keep your music collection safe
If you’re an Apple Music subscriber, you might be wondering what will happen to your music collection when your subscription expires. Here’s what you need to know.
When your Apple Music subscription expires, you will no longer have access to the music that you’ve added to your library while you were a subscriber. This means that any songs, albums, or playlists that you’ve saved for offline listening will be removed from your device.
However, any music that you’ve purchased from the iTunes Store or imported into iTunes will remain in your Library. This includes any music that you ripped from CDs or downloaded from other sources.
So if you’re thinking about cancelling your Apple Music subscription, make sure to download any songs, albums, or playlists that you want to keep before letting your subscription lapse.
Music storage options
When your Apple Music subscription expires, you will no longer have access to the features of the service. Your music will be unavailable to you, but if you have stored any songs locally on your device, they will remain there. You can still play these local files, but you will no longer be able to stream songs from Apple Music or download new ones.
If you have an iOS device, you can continue to use iCloud Music Library if it is enabled. This feature allows you to access your music library across all of your devices, even if you do not have an active Apple Music subscription. However, if you disable iCloud Music Library on any device, local files will no longer be accessible from that device.
The cloud vs. physical storage
When you subscribe to Apple Music, you get access to the entire Apple Music catalog. This includes music that you’ve purchased from the iTunes Store, uploaded to your library from CDs or other sources, and any music added to your library from the Apple Music catalog. If you cancel your Apple Music subscription, you will lose access to:
-The entire Apple Music catalog
-Any songs or albums that you’ve added to your library from the Apple Music catalog
-All of the playlists that you’ve created in Apple Music
-Any purchased music not currently stored on your device
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Music streaming services
The music streaming landscape is constantly changing, and it can be hard to keep up with the latest news. One of the most recent changes is the expiration of Apple Music’s free trial. So, what happens to your music when Apple Music expires?
If you’re an Apple Music subscriber, nothing will change when your free trial expires. You’ll continue to have access to all of the same features and benefits that you had during the trial. However, if you cancel your subscription, you will no longer be able to stream music or download songs for offline listening.
If you signed up for Apple Music’s free trial using your credit card, you will be automatically charged for the first month of service once the trial period ends. If you signed up for the free trial using an alternate payment method, such as PayPal, you will need to cancel your subscription before the end of the trial period to avoid being charged.
It’s important to note that even if you cancel your Apple Music subscription, any songs that you downloaded during your free trial will remain in your music library. However, you will no longer be able to stream or download those songs once your subscription expires.
Conclusion
If you cancel your Apple Music subscription, any music that you’ve downloaded as part of your membership will no longer be available to you. If you’d like to keep the music, you’ll need to export it from your Apple Music library before canceling.
