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I didn’t want you to combined music that I purchased from music that I’ve had for ages! What gives you the right to steal my music? Because it was all gone when I bought a new phone. Then when I reconnected with Apple Music, my music was back in my library.
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Apple’s original model for loading purchased music onto an iPod was that you sync it in one direction. That would be from a master library on a computer to an iPod. Get a new iPod - there was no way to copy music from the old iPod to the new one. Instead, you’d sync the new one against your computer.
i believe that when you upgrade from one iPhone to another, similar rules apply. Restoring a backup or using Quick Start does not transfer music. Instead you must re-sync (manually against a computer, using iTunes Match, or using Sync Library with an Apple Music subscription), or re-download iTunes purchases (free of charge) to the new device. Manual synchronization of purchased music does not require a subscription, but you do want to take care to keep the master music library on your computer intact.
P.S. - This is a user to user forum. You are not addressing Apple here.
Apple Music merging purchased and personal music without permission
