What Happens to Your Music When You Reset Apple Music?

Learn what occurs when you reset Apple Music, including loss of downloads, playlists, and recommendations.

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Resetting Apple Music leads to losing your downloaded songs, playlists, and personalized recommendations. The app reverts to its default settings, and you'll need to log in again and re-download your content. Make sure to backup or note important data before proceeding.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Will I lose my playlists if I reset Apple Music? Yes, resetting Apple Music will erase your saved playlists along with your downloaded content.
  2. How can I backup my Apple Music data before resetting? You can back up your Apple Music data by noting down your playlists and downloading songs to your library before performing a reset.
  3. What does resetting Apple Music do? Resetting Apple Music restores the app to its default settings, losing personalized data and requiring you to log in again.
  4. Can I restore my playlists after a reset? Once you reset Apple Music, your playlists cannot be restored unless you have backed them up separately.

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