Hi! So, I accidentally came across a bunch of jpegs in Finder on my MacBook that I did not download. The jpegs are song/album covers from Apple Music, it seems. Some are from the songs that I’ve listened to, but most are from some random songs I’ve never even seen or heard of… My question is why are they there and what to do.
MacBook Pro (M1, 2020)
You can hold down the Command key and see the path to those files. That will confirm whether these are from Apple Music, or not.
Also, you can press Command-R to see the files in its containing folder in the Finder.
dustshine wrote:
Hi! So, I accidentally came across a bunch of jpegs in Finder on my MacBook that I did not download. The jpegs are song/album covers from Apple Music, it seems. Some are from the songs that I’ve listened to, but most are from some random songs I’ve never even seen or heard of… My question is why are they there and what to do.
In Finder where exactly...?
If you do not want them can you not delete them. Command Delete
I was looking for a document via search bar, and This Mac was selected as a source. And they were there.
Of course I can delete them, but I thought I would get an answer on here why are some random jpegs on my Mac.
Is it normal, and is it possible that Apple Music app downloaded them, but I don’t see a reason for that, if it’s true.
Random jpegs in Finder (song/album covers)
