ios10 - Hide/show purchased music

Exactly the same issue for me - it now seems to be impossible to hide iCloud music purchases

Nonsense.

Here's my library with everything hidden apart from what is on my phone.

And here is my library when it's not hidden.

Making the ability to access just Downloaded music, or switch to all cloud stored music from a simple menu is "not a sufficient option"?

Unbelievable.

Correct, it's not a sufficient replacement option because in iOS9 we had this -

This option is not just a category, it entirely hid previously purchased music from the device.

This meant that if you were using a USB device to play (such as USB car stereo for one example) that device would NOT try to play the previously purchased (i.e. still in the cloud) music because it couldn't see them at all.

As it stands now, there are workarounds but NOTHING that matches this previously available option.

You can't even make the Downloaded Music category the default.

I think I understand now, you have a problem with the USB device that you are using your vehicle. Take a moment to look at the manufacturers name on the front of this device and contact them for assistance.

The real issue here is that the "Only Downloaded Music" option as pictured above has been removed from iOS10 and thus you cannot easily hide previously purchased music from your device library entirely.

The immediate work around for those wanting to achieve this is to hide any purchased music you don't want to see from your account entirely, they then become invisible to your device library Hide and unhide iTunes Store, App Store, or iBooks Store purchases - Apple Support

Long term the best hope for those who would like such a feature reinstated is to provide Apple Feedback.

http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Unfortunately, the only fix I found was to log out of your itunes account which doesn't work well if you want updates. I also notice that if you log back in, Apple music automatically creates a "Purchased Music" playlist for you. I've turned apple music off multiple times and it randomly gets turned back on (probably through logging in my itunes account).

EExactly. It shows m I've paid for and some I've added from CD-ROM but not all, it is a step backwards. there are songs my wife downloads for our children which I find offensive (one direction etc) to be able to see on my iPhone.

Likewise - I'm not keen on my 8 year old having her teenage brother's tunes showing up on her iPod, as they are both under my account.

This is so extremely annoying. I've spent the past day googling a fix to no avail. The ONLY possible solution is to login to iTunes and manually hide EVERY single item individually from appearing in your library, otherwise upon upgrading to iOS10 all songs from your purchase history are automatically included in your Apple Music library and there is no way to get them out.

There isn't even an option in the app to delete multiple songs/entire library at once. It requires you to tediously go through each album or song individually. Mind blowing.

Apple needs to fix this. Score another one for Spotify.

So it seems if I go to the downloaded music folder I can then select albums, this gives me the list of albums only on my phone. I'm sure this wasn't available upon ios10 release though I'm not sure how or if it updated.

only problem remains is when I plug into my car stereo (kenwood "made for iPhone") it still shows every song in my iTunes account not just songs in my phone.

So it seems if I go to the downloaded music folder I can then select albums, this gives me the list of albums only on my phone. I'm sure this wasn't available upon ios10 release

It was

only problem remains is when I plug into my car stereo (kenwood "made for iPhone") it still shows every song in my iTunes account not just songs in my phone.

Ask Kenwood when they will be updating their software.

I wish someone could unsolve this, because it's completely unsolved. I've been googling none stop since finding out that the easy little switch wasn't there and that songs I purchased when I was eleven and haven't listened to in years might come up on shuffle and download and use my data. I don't want to see them. I don't even want a lot of them anymore, but some I do want, just not on my phone!!!

It seems petty, but I'm seriously livid. At least I have another app I can listen to the music I actually want to listen to through.

Ah, Apple, making the reason I have an iPhone for completely useless.

If you tap Songs > Shuffle All, then it plays all your music, including tracks in the cloud.

You need to go to Downloaded Music > Songs, then tap Shuffle All to shuffle only local music.

It could not be more unintuitive.

Bam! That's the answer. Thank you. It's an extra step rather than a simple toggle, but that does what we're looking for.

checkout mrkite123 answer below (maybe page 2)