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If you purchase music from iTunes on your phone, then sync, it'll wipe out your music more often than not. Hence, people avoid doing this.
by run4yourlives 15y ago
If you purchase music from iTunes on your phone, then sync, it'll wipe out your music more often than not.
Hence, people avoid doing this.
- illumin8 15y agoNot true. The default behavior is to sync purchased apps, music, and books from the device back to the computer.
- vdm 15y agoIt's opt-in (you have to read and confirm an iTunes dialog box) which disqualifies it from being a default.
- panacea 15y agoIt gives you a pop-up warning though? It's entirely non-obvious from a UI perspective that you need to right-click on the device and choose 'transfer purchases' though. I had thought this was incompetence on Apple's part (specifically the iTunes team) but perhaps it was a semi-deliberate broken offering to prepare people for iCloud?