Breaking News: Apple Music Family Subscription Merges with Apple One
In a surprise move, Apple has announced that its popular Apple Music Family Subscription will be discontinued and replaced with the Apple One service. Starting [Date], Apple Music Family subscribers will be automatically upgraded to Apple One, offering a more comprehensive suite of Apple services.
According to Apple, the move is designed to provide users with a more streamlined and cost-effective way to access its suite of services, including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and iCloud storage.
Here are the key details:
- What’s changing: Apple Music Family Subscription will no longer be available for new subscribers. Existing subscribers will be automatically upgraded to Apple One.
- What’s staying: Apple Music’s family plan, which allows up to six users to share a single subscription, will remain intact.
- What’s new: Apple One will offer a more comprehensive suite of services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and iCloud storage.
- Pricing: Apple One will be available at the same price points as Apple Music Family Subscription, starting at $14.95 per month for a single user and $24.95 per month for a family plan (up to six users).
- Benefits: Apple One subscribers will enjoy access to Apple’s entire suite of services, including:
- Apple Music, with access to millions of songs, playlists, and radio stations.
- Apple TV+, with exclusive original content, including shows and movies.
- Apple Arcade, with a growing library of exclusive games.
- iCloud storage, with up to 2TB of storage for photos, files, and more.
Why the change?
According to Apple, the move is designed to provide users with a more comprehensive and cost-effective way to access its suite of services. "We’re excited to offer Apple One, which brings together our most popular services in one convenient package," said an Apple spokesperson. "We believe this will provide a better value for our customers and make it easier for them to access the services they love."
What does this mean for users?
For existing Apple Music Family subscribers, the change will be seamless, with no action required. They will simply be upgraded to Apple One and enjoy access to the additional services. New users can also sign up for Apple One and enjoy the benefits of the comprehensive service package.
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Apple support has been useless on this question, so posting here in hopes someone else has done it before.
Years ago, I purchased a Family subscription to Apple Music through my Apple ID that was shared through our iCloud family. About a month ago, my mom realized that our family cell plan had an offer that allowed us to purchase Apple One Premier at a discounted price so that we could bundle several Apple services we use, including Music, for a lower monthly price. I cancelled the standalone Apple Music family subscription through my Apple ID and my mom purchased Apple One Premier on her Apple ID, intending for it to replace the standalone Music subscription at the end of the payment term for the whole family.
However, I just received a notification that my playlists would be deleted tomorrow when the subscription ends. I want to avoid this at all costs and hope for some clarification on how the new subscription will work and whether it will replace the cancelled standalone subscription starting tomorrow without disrupting my existing library.
My mom has no such warning, since she has the Apple One subscription. Because it’s the Premier level, it should share all the included services with our family – and it does, on things like Apple News+. But it’s as if my Apple ID doesn’t recognize the Apple One subscription over my existing Music subscription that expires tomorrow, and I don’t know if it’s going to properly replace it or if I’ll lose everything.
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Don’t worry , your apple account will recognise your now part of a apple premier within 24hrs max since you joined the family !
You can use hezel to backup your library, for precaution
if apple doesnt remember you could tranfer the music to another app using [tunemymusic.com](http://tunemymusic.com) and transfer them back when it acknowledges you