What happens when you cancel your iTunes Match subscription?<article>
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<p>Given that iTunes Match came first and Apple Music years later, many readers aren’t quite sure which features come with which service. That’s partly because some aspects overlap, especially access to iCloud Music Library syncing and streaming, which requires a subscription to either Apple Music and iTunes Match.</p><p>Macworld reader Anthony wants to know particularly about what would happen if he has Apple Music (via a family account shared with his brother) and he cancels iTunes Match. He used to rip his CDs, but (like yours truly and many others) that’s not how he’s acquiring new music, so he wonders if the match feature remains useful. Disabling iTunes Match would save $25 per year. (Nearly all my new music is purchased from Amazon, Apple, or directly from musicians, and all in DRM-free formats.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3241895/data-center-cloud/cancel-itunes-match-subscription.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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What happens when you cancel your iTunes Match subscription?
