Whereas the actual music is great, films leave a lot to be desired. Whereas the actual music is great, the films leave a lot to be desired.I ordered a number of films and discovered one doesn’t have subtitles/closed captioning, as I have a significant hearing loss this an issue. When I complained I was given a link to a list which I was told I should have checked before ordering. I'm not psychic! This list is not available anywhere on the iTunes site. I now go to Amazon (UK) where it tells you if there are subtitles/closed captions and if they've accidentally marked it wrongly or you accidentally purchased it then you can ask for and get an immediate refund.

Accidental Apple Music purchase After an accidental purchase of an Apple Music subscription, went to report it to reportaproblem.apple.com and was denied twice for my “accidental purchase” request with no reason. If this option is not valid to get a refund why is it even there? Absolutely unacceptable, a big company like this is after small money. Google’s refund policies are 100 times better than this disgusting company.

Apple with all their devices which need… Apple with all their devices which need Itunes.. Itunes is worst program i used in my life , never ever buying new iphone in my life , iphone got in restore mode and i need to restore it with itunes , when i try to do this program says itunes needs to be updated to latest version , but when i try to update, it says its already latest version of itunes.. worst experience ..

Beware!! Beware!!! You will be charged for subscriptions you never signed up for and when you dispute the charges, Apple support will tell you there is nothing they can do. So they can just steal your money without your permission and then say they can't even return it... a bunch of thiefs!!! Avoid Apple at all costs!!!

Breathtaking Incomptence I find myself driven to write this in exasperation at itunes behaviour. I have a fast, very fast, PC, a Ryzen 5900 with 64mb of ram, running Windows 10 64. It is also very well sorted, all the right bios settings, drivers and firmware. I have a lot of software all running at once, including very big graphic design files using lots of resources, yet the only thing that ever courses it to crash it b***** itunes. And it doesn't just lunch itself, oh no, it's like a full-on throwback to Windows 98 days where the whole system becomes unresponsive until eventually you have to do a hard reset. It's hilarious that Apple peddle themselves as elite, when in reality they are totally inept compared to most other modern software producers.