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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
by 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.