Apple Music app customers have a new feature, though not many know it exists. Apple Music subscribers can now grab songs or playlists from other music platforms, notably Spotify, and bring them to ...

To make a transfer, an active ‌Apple Music‌ subscription or iTunes Match subscription and an active YouTube Music account are required. Playlists that are transferred are not deleted from ‌Apple ...

You can transfer songs, albums, and playlists from other services, but it’s only available in Australia and New Zealand. You can transfer songs, albums, and playlists from other services, but it’s ...

In an unexpected but very welcome development, Apple Music has introduced a native tool that allows users to transfer their playlists to and from YouTube Music. For a company known for its ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s the first time Apple is providing this kind of support for a rival music service. It’s the first time Apple ...

I recently posted about the best music streaming service for different kinds of people, and it made me realize that the reason I stick with Spotify isn’t because it’s the best or I love it so much. It ...

Thanks to a recent update, Apple Music subscribers can now transfer playlists to a YouTube Music profile. This new feature was introduced very quietly, as Apple didn't make an announcement through its ...

There's a clear choice for music lovers who seek exceptional sound quality — and that's Apple Music. Here's how to use FreeYourMusic to move all your playlists to the best streaming music service for ...

Ever wanted to transfer your Apple Music playlist onto YouTube Music? Well, now you can — but there are certain caveats. The change is noted in Apple's new support document (noticed by MacRumors).