Apple music allows keeping offline songs forever !?

After the subscription has ended, the songs will no longer be playable.

The how & why are irrelevant for us users, the answer was given.

Apple engineers will certainly not give us their secret sauce.😉

From Apple: You can download content on up to 10 devices. This content is accessible only when your Apple Music subscription is active.

Of course not, it was just a rhetoric question.

Apple Music is a business and Apple is not stupid, the music you downloaded has DRM so it will not play without a subscription.

Shevardnadze wrote:

I know ckuan, I know!

But how do offline songs know that I ended my subscription??

(Guys, please do not reply if you don't have a based, accurate answer)

You don't.

How? Doesn't matter how, you will not be able to play download Apple music songs without a subscription. Period.

Are you trying to game the system?

When your device is online, iTunes/Music checks if you have a subscription. I guess you won't get offline forever.

And I guess that after a certain time offline, the songs will not be playable anymore.

Just imagine this:

I signed up for a month for a dollar.

I then download 24/7 all the songs i want.

Then after a month i stop my subscription.

Do you think I can keep my 50,000 songs for a dollar?

The most accurate answer you will get by trying it out yourself!

We know that iTunes and Music are checking regularly if you have a subscription.

We assume that after a certain time offline you will be unable to play the songs.

We answer, because you asked us. We are Apple users like you.

Nobody here is employed by Apple. So how can we have an accurate answer.