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Apple Music Deleted All My Music: Users Are Worried

The unpleasant news about Apple Music bugs 2016 was quickly spread all over the web. Some people noted that this program actually deleted all their music for no reason and this shouldn’t have happened because Apple Music never deletes files unless this is the decision taken by user.

Apple is trying to offer Apple Music bug fixes and it hasn’t found a solution yet. The company’s engineers even visit users to figure out what happened and how music was deleted. The problem could be caused by iTunes update so the ‘fruit’ giant is looking for ways how to solve it.

‘Apple Music deleted all my music’ – this message was shared by some users who were unexpectedly shocked with all their files disappearing. Apple software could be responsible for this bug that was discovered in May 2016.

The first report about Apple Music deleting 100GB of music was shared by James Pinkstone. He tried to contact Apple Support to resolve the issue and was told that it was Music ‘feature’ to delete all content. Of course, the user wasn’t satisfied with the answer. He managed to get much attention to the problem and wants Apple to figure out the reasons for deleting content without user’s permission.

Then it turned out that the similar bug was discovered by some iTunes users. The new opinion states that it is iTunes bug that could remove music files. The bug is hidden within the software code and Apple already confirmed this.

The bug is present in iTunes 12.4 update. Apple’s engineers cannot duplicate the bug so they have to visit Pinkstone’s home and try to figure out the issue and fix to it. The company hasn’t released any software updates to fix the issue so it is probably still working on the problem.

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?

New App Store Outage 2015 Experienced This Week

A lot of AT&T iPhone owners who get AT&T WiFi calling release delayed by the carrier this week have issues with iTunes. They are unable to connect to App Store and this has nothing to do with U.S. carrier. Other network users get the same problem. They report iTunes connect fail.

Don’t hurry to order SIM unlock for AT&T iPhone 6s as once if you get issues with your iTunes App store. This year there are a lot of problems with Apple services that surface once in a while. Usually when the company is updating its product line or software versions a lot of customers are not able to download apps and use iTunes / App Store just as they ordinary do.

The new App Store outage 2015 however is not caused by updates because the latest iOS 9.0.2 was offered much earlier. Apple is now working on iOS 9.1 version and testing it along with developers and public beta testers and other users get brief outage. The problems are surely fixed and the famous Cupertino-based company is trying to solve issue as quickly as possible. This time users had experienced the outage for a couple of hours.

Apple was fast to fix the issue however a lot of users kept complaining as the new outage appeared [do you know when Apple is expected to release cheaper iPhone 6c?]. According to reports, iPhone and iPad users got ‘cannot complete your request’ error while trying to connect to App Store through iTunes. Of course, the system status page Apple has didn’t reflect the outage at once and kept showing the green marks meaning everything was all right.

The issue wasn’t common however the ‘fruit’ giant still updated its system status page and confirmed the outage. The company took some time to solve the issue and everything should return to back to normal by now.

iTunes Connect Shows Error Logs

iTunes Connect error logs is the problem that has appeared recently. According to developer’s reports after logging into the iTunes Connect website they found out that the login credentials shown were for other unknown person. When browsing to the “My Apps” section, developers were also introduced with applications that are not theirs.

Let’s analyze the example. One developer who logged in, only to see the information for a random person who works for the Sherwin-Williams Company. When logged in, the applications displayed on the screen were Kelly Services, Inc.- an entirely different company. It meant that the username may not be associated with the apps that were shown. After this developer logged out and then attempted to log back in, he was showing the message that said” iTunes Connect is not available”.

iTunes connect crash logs bug first appeared on Thursday morning. The issue emerged as developers, noticing that they had access to apps they clearly did not develop, began posting screenshots on Twitter about the annoying problem. For example, Paul Haddad of Tapbot, maker of Tweetbot, logged in to see a series of H&R Block tax applications, and received numerous responses from other developers experiencing the same issues. Paul Haddad said in his tweet that iTunes has just logged him in as a different user. And added that someone was seriously going to get fired.

This iTunes Connect error logs bug lets developers see such personal details as private email addresses of people they were logged in. It’s unknown now whether the login error let those developers to make some changes to people’s accounts.