Apple's system status page indicates that a handful of its services are currently down or experiencing issues, including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple TV Channels, the App Store, the Mac App Store, the iTunes Store, and more.
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The multi-service outage appears to be quite widespread and affects users on multiple devices, including the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV. However, not all users are affected, so your mileage may vary.
Update 9:53 a.m.: Apple says that all issues have been resolved.
Tags: system status, Apple Music Guide
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I tried Apple Music and Spotify and just kept enjoying the same old songs. So I cancelled my subscription and synced my iPhone again with iTunes. If I want to listen to something new I just use Free Spotify.I'm with you there, I try to purchase my music when it's something I want to be sure to keep, and always have access to a local copy. I'm that way with Movies and TV as well. I use the streaming services, but I still prefer physical copies.
In my case, when it comes to streaming music services: Amazon Music is my primary, Apple is secondary. For Local I have CDs, but have also added my music to Plex Media Server for local compatibility for streaming to non apple devices.
I'm just sorry I never learned about SuperAudio CDs when they were current. I like the idea of 5.1 Music.
Second time in this week.