Apple Music is a subscription service that allows you to enjoy music without ads for 980 yen per month.
Since the beginning of June, when multiple users are enjoying music on Apple Music, there is a report on Twitter that the advertisement was delivered, and it has become a hot topic.
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Jim Dalrymple, founder of The Loop, a Canadian web media about Apple, reported on Twitter on June 1 that a 40-second ad was served while listening to classic rock on Apple Music.
Apple says @AppleMusic is ad free, yet I’m hearing 40 second ads for some shitty radio shows when I listen to Classic Rock. I’m paying for the service, you can’t have my money and put in ads too. Anything that interrupts my music is ad! You are better than this Apple! I hope!
— Jim Dalrymple (@jdalrymple) May 31, 2022
Dalrymple expressed resentment when he was listening to Apple Music’s classic rock station, when an ad for an Apple radio show was served and he was paying for a subscription service. rice field.
I had this happen once a few weeks ago. An ad for another station is still an ad. Just the one time so far but it was jarring to hear for a paid service where I’d never encountered it before.https://t.co/s3hLzmxN5j
— ???????? Robert Petersen (@ Sonikku_a2) May 31, 2022
Not only Dalrymple, but Twitter user Robert Petersen heard the ad on Apple Music.Also reported that they came across an ad on Apple Music.
Macworld columnistJason Snell said he’s inserting interviews into his playlists that even people who don’t like Apple can’t auto-skip.
They’re inserting interviews into their playlists too. It’s terrible.
— Jason Snell (@jsnell) May 31, 2022
According to iPhone in CanadaApple Music’s subscription service plans aren’t expected to include ads, and Apple hasn’t officially commented on serving ads on Apple Music.
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