Please explain iTunes. I know it used to be where you went to purchase music. It seems that now it's called Apple Music? So why is iTunes still referenced? I don't think I have iTunes on my computer. Sometimes it's referred to with movies too. So confusing.
Also, my Apple TV+ used to have some free content. Why doesn't it now?
The iTunes app is still available on Windows PCs and you can still buy music from the iTunes Store (including by using the Music app on newer Macs that no longer have an iTunes app). See: Buy music from the iTunes Store - Apple Support
Also see: The iTunes app for Mac computers was discontinued and replaced when macOS Catalina was released. It cannot be installed on Macs that are running Catalina or later. See the following Apple article for information about the replacement apps: What happened to iTunes? - Apple Support
Forgot about the Apple TV question.
Apple TV+ (note the +) is a subscription service with a monthly or annual fee. There is no extra charge for any Apple TV+ content other than the subscription charge.
There have been various free trial offers of Apple TV+
There is other content that is available on Apple TV (without the +),
Well, I can see why I have been confused!! I don't buy music, but still, when iTunes is referenced, I've felt like I was in the dark. Thanks for explaining it, and sending the article which is very helpful.
Thank you for explaining there is a difference! I just checked my TV and am all set now. Thank you!!
They do make it a bit confusing!
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