How to get rid of Apple Music from iPhone / iTunes

So, you want to get rid of Apple Music from your music libraries? Cancelling your Apple Music subscription will remove music gained through your subscription from your iPhone and also from the iTunes or Apple Music app library on your computer. If you would like to find out which of your music is from your Apple Music subscription, or would even like to keep that music, skip to the second part of this article.

How to cancel Apple Music subscription from your iPhone- follow these steps:

1. On your iPhone, tap Settings > (Your User Name) > Subscriptions.
2. Find and Tap Apple Music Membership.
3. Tap Cancel Subscription.
   

Details - How to get rid of Apple Music

Apple Music is a monthly subscription service which allows you to listen to a huge range of music, whenever you want. It also provides the ability to add music from the service to the music library on your iPhone, or to iTunes / Apple Music app on your computer. These tracks will look and behave exactly how your other music does.

Apple is currently offering a 1-month free trial for Apple Music. This provides you with access to the extensive Apple Music Library on any device which uses your Apple ID! Members also have access to albums and playlists made to match their music taste, the ability to listen to radio shows live and on-demand, and more.

However, if you were to cancel your subscription, these songs would be automatically removed from your library.

If you are planning on cancelling your Apple Music subscription, but wish to keep all of the songs that you've added to your iTunes or Mac Music library using the service, Tune Sweeper could help.

Tune Sweeper can scan your iTunes or Mac Music library, and present a list of tracks which were added through Apple Music. The program will also provide a link, for each album listed, to the relevant iTunes Store page where you can purchase the album or tracks which you want to keep - Just click "iTunes Store"!

Tune Sweeper can also allow you to delete duplicate songs, fix missing or incorrect track information, download and fix your album artwork, and clean up your music library by removing songs with exclamation marks, or adding music from your hard drive which is not yet in iTunes.