Two Apple engineers traveled to a customer’s house to troubleshoot iTunes deletion bug

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Two Apple engineers traveled to a customer’s house to troubleshoot iTunes deletion bug

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<p>Last week, we <a href="http://9to5mac.com/2016/05/06/apple-music-deletes-music/" target="_blank">drew attention[/url] to a blog post from James Pinkstone in which he described how iTunes Match deleted 122GB of his personal music collection went viral. Apple confirmed the issue on Friday and rolled out a potential fix with iTunes 12.4 yesterday, but Pinkstone today has shared a new blog post detailing the extreme lengths to which Apple went in order to track down what exactly caused the problem in the first place.</p>
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