Is the IOS 7.0.2 music app deleting albums for anyone else when they try to play them?

I'm experiencing this issue right now. Maybe iTunes changed its Terms of Service so that it won't play items that are not from iTunes store?

This should be the case it would be a REAL self killing for Apple...

Still, I'm hoping that they'll come up with a fix...

i too have same problem .Once you found the solution share the same

I updated to 7.0.2 last night and am now having exactly the same problem.

I also noticed it happening on the Mac I was syncing my iphone 5 to, so maybe it's partly an iTunes issue.

My phone now also pauses Spotify whenever I close any other app.

Bizarre.

My iPhone 4S is doing pretty much the same thing. My mac died a week ago too so I can't even try to re-sync the phone with itunes. I'll be listening to a playlist when it just skips 2-3 songs, deleting them from my library. Apple are really breaking my balls

Yep - deleting anything that's not purchased on itunes when I try to play it.

This is terrible, and especially a pain when they're things like limited edition albums where tracks are only available direct, so going for iTunes match is not gonna help.

Only other variable to consider is that I installed the "Groove" app to try out a few weeks ago, and played music with it twice. Highly doubt this is related, however non-iTunes purchased tmusic tracks also show up there and now *crash the phone* when I try to play them so it's something system-wide.

Just started having this problem under iOS 7.0.6 on my iPhone 5 (but not on my iPad Mini Retina), and it is now happening in 7.1 as well. A bit annoying, to say the least.

I have a 4s and updated to 7.0.2. This system ***** Just wanted to delete 96 Albums and had to do track by track.... hours of wasted time. I used to connect my iphone to itunes and sometimes it wiped all my music. Now I want to remove albums Apple wont let me.

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