Disable iCloud music library on iOS10?

I'm having the same issue.

Maybe do what I did and just delete the music app, can always be reinstated via app store

After looking through the comments I have finally figured this problem out. What you can do is hold down the album or song that you chose in the music app and gives you multiple options to choose from and you can simply choose the delete from library then click yes when it says about it being able to be downloaded again and it will be deleted from the phone. 🙂

It says that doing that will delete the album from ALL devices. If my wife has an album she likes and I don't want it on my phone, deleting it on my phone will delete it from hers as well.

I also have this issue and after already contacting Apple once I will try again today. I think this is unacceptable as I too experience streaming from my iTunes Library despite cellular data being turned off for the Music app.

I Have the same problem too and everytime I connect my phone to my car it starts streaming music from my cloud Music! Even though I disabled cellular connection. It is unnerving !

I've been trying to find out for months what has been eating at my data and last month I erased ALL the music on my phone. I drive a lot but mostly listen to the radio, I busted my data plan by 5gigs this month! I'm really dissapointed with apple on this one. Everything in data is dissabled for icloud and music but I dont have the option in settings to "dissable icloud library". Can we get a fix please?

Et tu, Apple? No, I'm not going to subscribe to Apple Music, and I don't want to use data when I drive to listen to music that I thought I had synced from my computer. I've started to only choose "downloaded music," but what drives me crazy is that this circumvents my ability to use playlists. And when syncing only some of the songs on the playlists I'm trying to sync end up downloaded on my phone.

The cloud isn't the end all and be all that Apple (and many others) think it is, and if you're happy using hard-wired syncing for some (or all) purposes than why should Apple care? Oh yeah, they're trying to sell more subscriptions to Apple Music.

Apple, please restore the ability to sync and download the songs we want to, organized the way we want them organized.

what iphone do you have i think you need a iphone that is aleast five years old or newer inorder to have the option icloud music on and off in your settings but i could be wrong

So, I have to pay 10 bucks a month to listen to music I already own on devices I already own? Sounds like full-on rip off to me.

you're not understanding the issue here and should go away. thanks

I understood his issue completely.

He wants the features of an iCloud Music Library but does not wish to pay for them.

My answer addressed that.

How do you stop the music app automatically streaming previously purchased music that resides only in the cloud without deleting the album from your phone.