We even sometimes visit places in the world with poor or non-existent mobile coverage. We fly on planes with either no wifi or plans which exclude streaming. We travel on underground metro services that have limited or patchy wifi. However, while Apple sometimes acts like it thinks we all live in an always-connected world of high-speed internet, most of us don’t. *It’s a long story why I use both, and I do plan to drop one or the other before long. I long since switched to streaming music as my primary source, and with unlimited data both at home and on my iPhone, I mostly stream from Spotify* or Apple Music directly. At home, I also streamed all my music locally, from a dedicated netbook and external hard drive connected to my hifi.
I used to keep all my music permanently loaded on an iPod, so I always had all my music all the time. Your flight takes off, you browse through the music selection on the in-flight entertainment system, decide you’d rather listen to your own Apple Music downloaded playlists, and then… find they are no longer on your iPhone.ĭownloaded music seems to have a habit of disappearing from our iPhones right when we most need it …
It’s an experience I’m sure we’ve all had.
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