To delete music from the library, touch and hold the song, album, playlist, or music video, then tap Delete from Library. See Listen to Dolby Atmos music on iPhone. Tap Remove, then tap Remove Downloads. High Quality, Lossless, and High-Resolution Lossless use significantly more cellular data than High Efficiency, which may incur additional charges from your cellular carrier. Sep 20, AM. Just chiming in to say that the new requirement to navigate through the "Downloaded" menu option is really annoying, and a definite step backwards from iOS 9 though I suspect it is part of Apple's plan to nudge people towards Apple Music subscriptions and away from syncing actual song files.
It's obnoxious to have my phone's music library cluttered by default with everything I've ever purchased. Sep 21, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. Sep 21, PM. If I open music app, I can't click any thing in the left top corner - is that a special config item I have to select elsewhere? Sep 23, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. I absolutely hate this. Terrible update. Sep 23, PM. Page content loaded.
Sep 25, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. Sep 25, PM. Sep 29, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. Completely agree. This is a step backwards.
We have not yet migrated to Family Share so all music all of us download are all on my iTunes account. I downloaded only song's for my younger son on his iPad and iTouch but now he is able to see and listed to any song downloaded under our account. In iOS 9 there is a switch in the Music Setting to "Only Show Downloaded Music" but I like the idea someone posted above if Apple doesn't want to go that route and instead replace the "Downloaded Music" playlist with a "Purchased Music" playlist and always default to only show and play only music downloaded on the particular iOS device.
Almost make me want to go dig out my old MP3 player from the unused electronics box and use that for my younger son. Sep 29, AM. Oct 2, AM. Oct 3, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. I just did a chat with Apple about this issue.
The technician suggested restoring from a backup, but I don't see how that would help since the option isn't in iOS 10 to begin with. I asked him to make a suggestion to put it back but I'm sure there won't be any kind of follow up. Oct 3, PM. I had the same type of unwanted content. I did a click and hold on the album, and chose "Delete from Library. You can restore purchases in iTunes by going to your Account Information page.
Hope this helps. Worked for me. Oct 4, AM. Oct 4, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. The update has made Music so much harder to navigate. There should be a toggle in settings to disable cloud music entirely. Not all users have unlimited data to stream from the cloud and may just want what is locally downloaded to their phone. Oct 4, PM. Oct 7, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. Just adding my voice to the thread here.
Really annoying how this is handled in iOS 10 vs previous iOS versions. I agree with others on this thread, show us what we've synced and bring back the toggle switch which was there in earlier iOS versions. Allow us at least to make the choice ourselves. Oct 7, AM. Oct 7, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. I am new to the iPhone. Sixteen months since I switched from Android.
I got it to play CD quality music via iTunes while I'm in the car. But Apple is pushing too many of my buttons: no headphone jack; Siri, which is damned near useless compared to Google Now; and weird quirks like this which appear to have no reasoning other than to generate new income streams for Apple.
So I have started experimenting with Spotify and its sound quality, and I've found that it's intuitive, has decent sound quality for the car , and is possibly a decent replacement for Apple Music.
But the Google Pixel is presenting me with a tempting option: A personal assistant that isn't an idiot, music that may just be "good enough," and the self-respect to escape a company that treats me like a ten-year old who's being "educated" in what is right for him. Sep 23, PM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. I absolutely hate this.
Terrible update. Sep 23, PM. Page content loaded. Sep 23, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa. Indeed I have this issue too. You can go to downloaded music and select the "music on iphone" playlist and shuffle that. But it's too much of a hassle. Sep 23, AM.
Only solution I could find was to delete the track off your phone. Can be done by holding your finger on the track. Can do the same for a whole album just hold the album. Sep 23, AM in response to cyrilmtl In response to cyrilmtl. Yep I've got that problem too Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: sskkooommaa sskkooommaa. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. Helpful answers Drop Down menu.
Sep 19, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa I have this same issue. View answer in context. Sep 17, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa in the app, go to top lh corner Library and select "Downloaded Music" at bottom of drag down. Sep 20, AM in response to sskkooommaa In response to sskkooommaa Just chiming in to say that the new requirement to navigate through the "Downloaded" menu option is really annoying, and a definite step backwards from iOS 9 though I suspect it is part of Apple's plan to nudge people towards Apple Music subscriptions and away from syncing actual song files.
I am afraid that it is going to kill my 3g data by downloading music in my back.
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