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I once read a composer complaining that iTunes has deleted his master records and "helpfully" replaced them with compressed files (lossy compression of course).
by loup-vaillant 6y ago
I once read a composer complaining that iTunes has deleted his master records and "helpfully" replaced them with compressed files (lossy compression of course). I tried to find it to prove your point, but found this instead:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250315803 https://discussions.apple.com/thread/250315803
Software that loses data it fetched or produced is an accident. Software that actively search for and deletes data it has nothing to do with (in backups!!), is malware. People went to jail over such things.
- mimixco 6y agoThere are many iTunes stories like that. A friend of mine who is a composer and singer had his original songs erased from his library, irreplaceable live recordings, because of Apple's open hostility toward files they didn't create.