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> you don't really control your device, or even the content on it You do, you can always remove those songs if you don't want them.

• pjmlp 12y ago
  What you do then when they remove something instead?
  • usaphp 12y ago
    Then don't purchase anything, and go hide in a cave, so nobody bothers you.
    • pessimizer 12y ago
      Because the choices are: 1) buy Apple, or 2) hide in a cave.
      • jevgeni 12y ago
        There's also 3) Go with godawful, over-saturated, epilepsy inducing Samsung and think that a company, that actually double crossed Apple as their strategic partner won't double cross you.
        • deleted 12y ago
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        • pessimizer 12y ago
          There are an infinite number of things that you can do that are not buying Apple.
          • jevgeni 12y ago
            Like, for example, roller-skating.
            • pessimizer 12y ago
              Exactly. Roller skating is fun.
        • jacquesm 12y ago
          Or use a decade old Nokia. Better battery life too. Even at 10 years old...
          • underyx 12y ago
            Yeah, I wonder why that might be. Isn't it horrible how for the past 10 years, phones have only been getting worse and worse? I wish we were still living in those times, when phone manufacturers were making _real_ phones, instead of these pathetic excuses for mobile communication devices. That reminds me, anyone else notice how cars today use way too much gas? My horse carriage uses no gas at all, even at 100 years old…
            • jacquesm 12y ago
              I'm perfectly happy with my 'just a phone' phone. I already have a ton of distractions in my life and I have yet to see what I could possibly gain from another source of interruptions. I've tried a smartphone for a week, twice in fact and have moved back quickly to the trusty and reliable golden oldie. Horses and carriages are no substitute for cars in terms of speed, convenience and range. Range = battery life, convenience = reliability, size, speed -> I can't talk any faster.
• icebraining 12y ago
  Can you? Sadly you cannot totally purge the songs from your iTunes account. You can only hide the songs from the local iTunes account, but they will continue to live for all of eternity on your iCloud.
  • jevgeni 12y ago
    So?
    • icebraining 12y ago
      So, it seems you can't.