iTunes Match to start automatically renewing subscriptions

UK users will have until December to decide whether to turn auto-renewal off


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Apple is reminding iTunes Match subscribers who signed up for the service a year ago, that they will soon be automatically renewing their subscriptions.

The emails tell subscribers that the automatic renewal can be turned off.

The email states: "This is just a reminder that your subscription for iTunes Match will automatically renew on [date] and you will be charged $24.99 at that time," according to Cnet.

The US users of iTunes gained the iTunes Match feature, where matches and uploads your iTunes music library to the cloud for easy access, a year ago. UK users had to wait until December before iTunes Match became available in the UK, so they can expect alerts about auto-renewals to start appearing in their inboxes around Christmas time.

New iTunes Match features are expected in iTunes 11, due to launch in November. Instant Play means that when you purchase a track from iTunes it now becomes instantly available to play (you can stream it from iTunes while it downloads).

Place Saving for Podcasts, Movies, TV Shows, Audiobooks and iTunes U lessons means that if you pause one track on a device, it’s position is saved in iCloud so you can pick up on another device.

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iTunes 11 review

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Apple launches iTunes Match in the UK

Comments received


cgs101 said on Thu, 01 Nov 2012

I really wanted to like iTunes Match but the execution of the concept was so messy. Instead of being an online bank/storage which would act as a mirror of your iTunes library and you could go in and out as and when needed, this thing takes over your entiry library and playlists without warning that it replaces them. A total mess. I don't think I've met anyone who liked it.

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