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Last time I tried Apple Music I found it terrible... it messed with my existing iTunes library and the damage could only be undone with restoring an old backup
by tobyhinloopen 8y ago
Last time I tried Apple Music I found it terrible... it messed with my existing iTunes library and the damage could only be undone with restoring an old backup that was done by copying my drive.
Never again I trust Apple Music application as long as it is the same app also managing my "offline" music AND my iPhone sync. Like, wtf? 3 completely different things in a single app? Why?
- nerdponx 8y agoit messed with my existing iTunes library and the damage could only be undone with restoring an old backup that was done by copying my drive This is classic Apple, going back to the original iPod days. It's one thing to promote "convention over configuration", but Apple's destructive "my way or the highway" approach to user interface design has never made sense to me. At least with their proprietary connectors, they're usually pushing some kind of improvement over the status quo.
- nfriedly 8y agoHah, that reminds me of the first time I got an iPod - I let it spend a couple of hours loading songs from my computer, and then a day or two later I tried to add a single song from my dad's computer. When I hit "sync", it first deleted everything on the iPod, and then added the one new song >_<
- eridius 8y agoThere was a bug that affected a tiny number of iTunes users where iCloud Music Library screwed up their iTunes library. This was all over the media briefly, and about a week later Apple put out a fix.