Why Spotify and Apple Music haven’t pulled Kanye West’s songs from your playlists
Apple Music and Spotify are often considered to be two of the best services out there. Apple Music is the default app for Apple Music and Spotify is the default app for Spotify. Both allow you to listen to your music from the desktop, or through the Apple TV or iPhone, and also gives you the option of connecting them to a speaker, too.
I, however, use Spotify on an old Nokia phone, an iPhone 4S and an iPad. When I first started Spotify, I downloaded all the songs I wanted to listen to, but over the years, after I’ve downloaded about 20 songs or so, I’ve stopped downloading any more.
This is due to the fact that I prefer to use Apple Music on my phone. I also don’t get it when people complain about “not being able to download that album”. What about the album is missing? And how about the album that doesn’t have a song on it?
I’m not sure about how Apple Music and Spotify work, but I know that I’d have to update my iOS or OS X device to make them work. The only apps I use Spotify, and my phone for that matter, are Apple apps. And I’m aware that I’d have to manually add every song I downloaded to the playlist for Apple Music to work.
The only app I use on my iPad is Notifications, which is a notification list for the apps I’ve installed. In Notifications, you can select the “Remind me later” option. When I select this option in Notifications, it removes the entry from the Notifications list in Notifications and keeps it at the top.
Apple Music and Spotify, in terms of downloading new music, are pretty much the same. They have the same process of downloading new songs for new albums, but they have different ways of doing so.
For Spotify, you select all of the songs you want to download and then go to the settings, and for Apple Music, you select the songs you want to download, but you have to open them up in iTunes, to check the song list for the iTunes Library.
Apple Music, in its latest version (and it is still in beta), works more like it does on Android and iOS devices, and not just with songs, but video content as well