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Something in common between both the modern "music" app from apple and google music app (android) is both try to push streaming services and there's no way to d
by teunispeters 7y ago
Something in common between both the modern "music" app from apple and google music app (android) is both try to push streaming services and there's no way to disable or block that.
Making them both VERY unsuitable to a device where a child has access.
- lloeki 7y agoGo to iOS Settings -> Music. The first toggle is literally "Show Apple Music", which instantly disables all "streaming services" features, while keeping the sync-your-own-library-and-playlists-over-iCloud if you're a iTunes Match subscriber.
- teunispeters 7y agoI've never had it stick. Not interested in any of their subscription services... not in anyone's. I'll buy albums and copy them over to a local music share then onto android devices. I still use the "music" app on android, I just blacklist it from access from child - which makes me sad as there's a lot of music there they'd love to listen to. (Apple has terribly fragile screens. Android doesn't - at least if you go for the cheaper models. That's a whole different debate though)
- lightbulbjim 7y agoTry foobar2000 on iOS. It should do what you’re after.