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Bought a new MacAir recently (MacBook Pro screen failed) and trying to clean up my Apple Music. Says 4 computers are authorized to play music but won't show me the details. Apple advice is to deauthorize all and then go onto each one and re-authorize? Seems stupid - why can't I log into my account and simply de-authoprize the old one?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.4
Because the record at Apple's end only contains the current number of authorizations.
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Because the record at Apple's end only contains the current number of authorizations.
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Thanks. Just seems a cumbersome way to manage devices but maybe there is a security issue I cannot appreciate.
Why do I have to deauthorize all computers if I just want to deauthorize an o-o-c MacBook?
