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They didn't make it worse. If you don't want to change, don't install the replacement apps.

• chrisjj 3y ago
  How is preventing you playing music if you install another app not worse?
  • WorldMaker 3y ago
    If the other app is better and worth installing?
    • chrisjj 3y ago
      That doesn't avoid this worsening of iTunes. At best it merely avoids some users caring.
  • Terretta 3y ago
    But they didn't do that, you did that, by installing the other app. If you don't install the other app, iTunes is the same. You indicated a preference for the new Music experience by installing it. If you don't indicate that preference, iTunes doesn't change.
    • chrisjj 3y ago
      > But they didn't do that, you did that, by installing the other app. They did it by making the new app disable functionality of the existing. > You indicated a preference for the new Music experience by installing it. By that insane logic, installing e.g. Edge would justifably prevent use of Chrome.