Does iTunes put my iTunes account information in track files when I import CD albums? I never shared any music because I prefer to buy original CDs but if someone stoles some files of mine can my account be traced back? I imported my CD collection last year.
Does iTunes put the iTunes account information in track files when I import CD albums
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Forgive me if I'm mistaken but can't you just right/second click and hit delete?
and then set to sync with your iPod under the music tap of the connected iPod
Ensure you are removing the tracks from the playlist on iPhone and not deleting the actual music files from iPhone entirely. I can't tell from your description whether this is what you are doing.
Assuming you have iTunes set to only sync that playlist (or collection of playlists), by removing the tracks from the playlist on iPhone, next time you sync, the process should update the playlist in iTunes to reflect the changes made on iPhone, and remove the corresponding music files from iPhone.
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Best Answer
Ripped/imported audio tracks do not get any account information embedded.
This does not apply to tracks matched via iTunes Match and replaced by the AAC version from the store. These tracks do contain your Apple ID