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What Causes Apple Music Library Disappear / Missing Issues

Many Apple users report Apple Music library missing and this issue seems to bother a lot. Apple assures that its Apple Music program doesn’t delete or remove files without user’s permission. So why Apple Music library disappeared for some of us?

The Cupertino-based company seems to know the real reason that makes Apple Music library gone without user knowing about the changes until they try to listen to their favorite tunes [learn more about upcomig WWDC 2016 event date]. This is possibly the iTunes bug 2016 which makes music disappear.

At first users heard that this wasn’t Apple Music fault why users’ music suddenly was deleted orremoved from the library on Mac. It turns out there is a bug in iTunes version that could make this happen. It’s not clear for now if the iTunes make local music libraries being deleted or Apple Music is doing some ‘tricks’ but the number of people who complain about the problems is growing.

Apple is believed to offer safeguard patch for users soon. According to the ‘fruit’ giant, only a small number of people reported their music missing. Apple tried to reproduce the bug but failed so it is now trying to help those users who suffer from the unknown bug. The company also notes that people who get similar issues are welcome to contact AppleCare at once.

The iPhone giant has many different services and users get different kinds of bugs once in a while [for example, Apple fans suffer from iPhone iMessage problems]. Usually the company is quick to solve the bugs. Still you might want to downgrade your iTunes latest version to previous edition to avoid any issues with Apple Music and your personally owned music libraries. It’s always good to keep your music on your computer and not have it accidentally removed by the bug, right?

Users Suffer from iMessage Delivery Issues

Do you experience issues on iPhone with iMessage? A number of Apple fans have iMessage delivery issues and error messages. The problem happens on iCloud or iMessage and this problem occurs once in a while [learn more about WWDC 2016 Tickets Lottery]. Some iPhone owners have no bugs however there are still users who cannot use iMessage properly.

iMessage delayed delivery is not such a big issues however when your outage ends up with error message and fails to send your text message – it becomes a big problem. Some iPhones users note that when they are trying to send a message via iMessage application it gets failed to be delivered to the recipient. Others assure that their iMessages become text messages and are delivered and this process happens automatically. The program simply switches over to regular messages.

It is curious that some iPhone users who received an error about messages failed to be delivered later find out that the message was still successfully delivered. The recipients are even able to respond to such ‘failed’ messages via iMessage program.

Apple is working on such problems all the time. Different errors are experienced by iPhone users periodically and the ‘fruit’ giant always fixes everything. So you might have no iMessages delivery message issues by now. Hopefully the issue is already gone. By the way, if you are planning to upgrade to iPhone 7 in the fall you should know that AT&T iPhone upgrade price is different in 2016 compared to 2015.

Apple is working on iOS 9.3.2 beta firmware. This will be another update for iDevices this spring. In summertime the company would be testing future iOS 10 with developers and public beta testers. This major upgrade will be officially present to public in the fall.

Error 53 iPhone 6 Biggest Apple Fiasco

A week ago many users learned what Apple error 53 was. Once their smartphone as bricked by the company because it was repaired by shops non approved by the Cupertino-based company. Since thousands of people suffer from the same issue, discussions around Apple’s error 53 are very hot along with iPhone 7 rumors this week.

Those users who repair their smartphones in Apple Store, official ‘fruit’ Service Center and Authorized Service Provider are ok and they get no error 53 on iPhone 6 and other models. But those customers who chose to replace a broken Home button or other part in random repair shop are now faced with a huge disappointment. Their device is not working and has become a ‘brick.’

Error 53 iPhone 6 and 6 Plus issue occurs because the Home button contains Touch ID sensor. Your iOS 9 firmware can check if this sensor matches all other components used in the handset and if the match fails you get the error 53 message that states your iPhone cannot be restored because an unknown error occurred.

The components don’t match if you repair the phone in an unauthorized repair shop. Only original Apple components can be used for iPhone 6 and newer smartphone models repair [find out how popular iPhone 6s is these days]. Otherwise you can get the error 53 bug and lose your smartphone.

Apple is aware about error 53 and the problem faced by thousands of customers. The company states that the checks performed by iOS 9 are really important because they offer additional protection to users. Finding a mismatch results in unpleasant issue.

All users who come across Apple error 53 are advised to contact official Apple Support help. It’s currently unclear if the company has plans to replace the fraudulent Touch ID sensor in broken devices to help users get their iPhone back. What do you think about this issue?