I found a setting to show or hide apple music (Music -> Show Apple Music). I turned it off, but now when I go to the music app it shows me the apple music ad with no buttons for ~2 seconds and then the app crashes. Restarting/Resetting the iPhone has no effect. When I re-enable apple music the app works again. I have iOS 9.3.5 on my iPhone 4S.
IPhone – Unable to disable apple music
apple-musiccrashiphonemusic
Related Solutions
To show all music, you will want to go to:
Settings -> iTunes & App Store
In there, under "Show All" set Music to On
Apple Music made some fundamental changes to the way the Music app works (when enabled). You now have your entire Apple Music Library in the cloud so that it is accessible from all your devices. With this, all of that content is not automatically downloaded to your device, and in fact, the opposite can occur as Apple uploads music to their cloud.
So now, you must specifically download whatever content you would like to listen to offline. To do that, open the Music app and navigate to a playlist, album, artist, or song that you would like to download. Now select the "..." (ellipsis menu icon) and choose "Make Available Offline". After the songs download, an icon will display next to each one indicating that it is available for offline listening.
You can also download your tracks directly from the album/playlist view:
Related Question
- IOS – How to disable showing iTunes music purchases in iOS 9
- IPhone – Why does iPhone Music app show me “Apple Music” logo instead of the iTunes songs
- IOS – hide purchased music from the Music app in iOS 10
- IOS – Download all music in Apple Music library (iOS 10)
- IPhone – Completely clear all cloud music from iPhone
- IPhone – Apple Music “Content not authorized” error
- Enable Apple Music on iTunes
- MacOS – Apple macOS Big Sur / Apple Music / Bluetooth / Amazon Echo
Best Answer
It's very likely a software issue – since iOS 9.3.5 is a relatively recent update, it is bound to have some bugs. If that's the case, you'll need to wait it out until the next update, which will probably be iOS 10 in September.