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A song I purchased years ago on iTunes is now unplayable because “this item is not currently available in your country or region” (specifically, Witchi Tao To by Everything Is Everything). The song appears in Music but is grayed out. Since I bought the song when it (obviously) WAS available, I don’t see how they can retroactively take it back. Any way for me to get this song back?
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iPhone 15, iOS 18
There’s a difference between iTunes and Apple Music. You can try to find it in your iTunes Library, where it should still be available, yet it’s possible it will not appear in Apple Music because of licensing issues.
Not fair I'll tell you. I like to listen to my music, especially when I'm at the gym. I was trying to copy a ten year after album I bought in the 70's to my iPhone 11. This is how it went. itunes no longer see my phone. Call Apple support. They tell me go to Microsoft store and get apple devices and download ios 18.2. While the computer was doing the update it comes up with an error. Phone hangs. Apple support tells me have to go down to the geek squad and re-do my phone. A day lost. They recover it and then I have to do a backup restore. Lost all my music. Apple support tells me have to go to the apple store so they can figure it what happen. They tell me copy rights law. Now I have to purchase Apple music for $11 a month and start from scratch. No "Ten years after" from apple music. I just want to hear "I love to change the world!" while I'm working out.
Purchased song unavailable on Apple Music
