Changing Apple subscriptions

Hi Picas.

I’m afraid that doesn’t help resolve matters. As I have taken out an Apple One subscription it would seem that Apple have sucked me into one of their classic Apple customer traps.

The only way to change my current subscription seems to be to change to a different Apple One plan. The problem is that none of them suit my needs. I don’t ever play any arcade games and I don’t use or even like Apple TV.

All I need is an individual Music subscription and 200GB of iCloud storage as I had before. The individual Apple One subscription only gives you the standard 50GB. To get 200GB I would need to buy that separately over and above the Apple One subscription.

I’m cautious about cancelling the Apple One subscription in order to take out an individual Music subscription because I just know that my Music library will get wiped. I have iTunes Match as a backup but that will only save my uploaded CDs (you’d like to think) and music I purchased from iTunes before Music came on stream.

How do I contact someone at Apple who can make these subscription changes for me. I’m not too happy about relying on some computer algorithm online to do it properly.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks Picas.

I’ve asked quite a few people about dropping iTunes Match and have read some tech articles about it too. I was surprised but for a reason I’m still not entirely sure of, a lot of people have said to keep going with it.

Hi Picas.

i have never actually enabled family sharing. The ability to share just happens to be a feature of the Premier subscription so I’m afraid I’m no further forward.