What just happened?
My time at iTunes has been bad enough already the way of trying to work around the app and yet no guidance there aren’t separate searches for songs ringtones and albums, you can’t play a specific song on demand as others play when not scheduled to some ringtones and songs are age restricted when most people no what their doing and no not to play that specific tune and you have to buy some songs that is a way to generate money for iTunes but customers should have better treatment and options and for the finale, to round all the bad out I should be writing this down as a letter because recently ITunes took away the app from my library deletes my account I suppose and now when I press open in the App Store it will not let me in the app, this is a blatant error and needs fixing immediately
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Ringtonez
Many Many Tones to seek & pretty new to iphone. Thee options just absolutely top samsung by far….
I still like to own the media I love
If Apple doesn’t see much value in selling digital media to users in the streaming age, that’s understandable. But it seems Apple also can’t decide whether to keep this service on life support or kill it off completely in favor of Apple Music, the streaming service they would rather promote. So instead we get a iTunes Store that’s unknown to most users and has a UX that seems unloved and underdeveloped.
The final insult is the ads in this app for the Apple Music subscription. Somehow the company that designs and enforces standards for UI design in iOS made an ad whose dismiss button (the little “x” in the top-right corner) is too small to hit.
Every time I try to reclaim the screen space the ad takes up in the iTunes Store, I end up following it to a promo for Apple Music. Inside the Music app. Which also promotes Apple Music every time I just want to listen to my own collection of purchases.
The final insult is the ads in this app for the Apple Music subscription. Somehow the company that designs and enforces standards for UI design in iOS made an ad whose dismiss button (the little “x” in the top-right corner) is too small to hit.
Every time I try to reclaim the screen space the ad takes up in the iTunes Store, I end up following it to a promo for Apple Music. Inside the Music app. Which also promotes Apple Music every time I just want to listen to my own collection of purchases.
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Great but slight problem
I really like how this app works. There is no adds and it has music that makes sound. But the only thing that I don’t like is some of the music. Like I could be listening to some good eagles or Bon Jovi and then something like Taylor swift comes on. Her music is suicide to my ears. But I don’t want to say that much about her or she might write a song about me. That is all. Bye.
- P.S.taker
- P.S.taker
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Great to have a choice of ringtones & alerts
Download your favourites - join or just buy a few individual tunes for your choice of ring & text tones. Don’t settle for your phone’s boring chimes when you can have your favourite hits anytime you want & change them anytime you feel like something different. ROCK ON EVERYTIME YOUR PHONE RINGS! 🎤🎶🎸🥁🎶👍
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iTunes No Longer Supported
This is an Honest Review from a Real User of ITunes. It’s no wonder that Apple will no longer support ITunes. It has fallen to the wayside for some time. Hear me out, When you purchase an Album on ITunes from your favorite Musician, The purchased Album becomes fragmented. Meaning, A music recording that you purchased becomes spread out into multiple folders. Instead of the Recordings songs from the Album being in one Folder they are spread out into multiple folders. This has only progressively become worse. When you leave a music review for your favorite artist, That review gets deleted by the ITunes system but yet for certain artist you will see reviews are 13 years old. It makes you wonder, “What happened to my kindly worded review?” It seems they pick and chose what reviews stay and which are deleted. I think musical artists should be made aware of this. Besides, I think they would like to see feedback from their Fans. Apple once was a revolutionary product, It makes you wonder what has happened. For them to allow a music app to become so bad and then not support that App. The ITunes that once was will be missed.
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iTunes
Originally it was the best to use now they have taken music which was on iTunes off and can only get on the daft subscription and also songs which you bought you have to pay for again it’s a rip off they need to take it back to the original OS and update with older songs and film sound tracks and dj mixes.
If you try and look for a song or artist it stays on the search screen and does nothing Apple you get enough off of people maintain you app for your customers
If you try and look for a song or artist it stays on the search screen and does nothing Apple you get enough off of people maintain you app for your customers
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Apple isn’t safe.
Someone from another country charged my Apple iTunes account 10 times for a service that I don’t even have. Apple admitted that it wasn’t me and blocked that account from continuing to use my account. But Apple refused to give me the money back that was charged. My PayPal was connected and I filed a report through PayPal. PayPal closed my account saying that the transaction was done properly. How was it proper when the money was stolen? They didn’t get any response from me just from Apple. I had all the prof that it was stolen and they denied the refund. So I didn’t get my money back from Apple or PayPal. PayPal does not protect the consumer only the big corporations. Don’t feel like your payments are protected through PayPal or are safer because when it comes down to it. It isn’t. Apple app is not safe. They will allow multiple scan charges to go through. Admit it’s fraud and still not refund you. Don’t connect your money to Apple anything.
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Not a lot of clean songs
I’m extremely disappointed with iTunes for its lack of clean versions of popular songs. As someone who prefers or requires clean music for various settings (like family gatherings, kids’ parties, or even personal listening), it’s frustrating to find that many songs are only available in their explicit forms. It’s especially surprising given how long iTunes has been around – you’d think they would have addressed this issue by now!
While iTunes offers a vast library of music, the absence of clean versions greatly limits my options. I’ve wasted time searching through albums hoping to find a “clean” label, only to be let down time and time again. It seems like a basic feature that other streaming services have, but iTunes has failed to keep up.
Until iTunes prioritizes offering clean versions, I can’t justify using it anymore. One star for the lack of consideration for all listeners.
While iTunes offers a vast library of music, the absence of clean versions greatly limits my options. I’ve wasted time searching through albums hoping to find a “clean” label, only to be let down time and time again. It seems like a basic feature that other streaming services have, but iTunes has failed to keep up.
Until iTunes prioritizes offering clean versions, I can’t justify using it anymore. One star for the lack of consideration for all listeners.
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Love it
I vastly prefer to collect music the oldschool way, and am delighted that Apple still allows me to do this. I’ve tried streaming and it doesn’t work for me. Too much choice. Too much decision fatigue. Too much sense of feeling that whatever I’m listening to, I ought to listen to something else. Too many albums I’ll never listen to and which strike me as nothing but clutter. Too little support for my favourite bands. Please, Apple, never take this option away, because I love music, but not streaming. My own collection is so much more personal and fulfilling to listen to. I’m immeasurably happier since I moved on from streaming,
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