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While it is easy to download songs, albums, or playlists to my iPhone, it is very messy to try to remove them, especially if one song "lives" in multiple places (such as two separate playlists). Is there an easy way to see all downloads in one place and quickly choose multiple items to remove at once? Or a "remove all downloads" button?
Specifically working on a nearly full iPhone 5s running iOS 8.4.
iPhone 5s, iOS 8.4
Setting App > General > Usage > Manage Storage [under STORAGE] > Music > EDIT. you will have the option of clearing everything (All Song) or specific albums/tracks. Using All songs will remove any downloaded tracks, including any music you owned or synced.
Setting App > General > Usage > Manage Storage [under STORAGE] > Music > EDIT. you will have the option of clearing everything (All Song) or specific albums/tracks. Using All songs will remove any downloaded tracks, including any music you owned or synced.
I'm not seeing the "cancel all downloads..."
Found these instructions this morning and it worked:
It might require repeating multiple times to actually cancel all downloads.
That doesnt work. I think its because it is Apple Music and using the cloud to manage. When you click "delete all songs" it just goes back to the previous menu.
Is there a way to remove all downloads from Apple Music at once (iOS)?
