Apple updated its media-services availability list to add Apple Music in four more countries, bringing global availability to 172 countries and regions and aligning with recent iCloud+ bundle expansions.
Apple Music is now officially available in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, increasing total availability to 172 countries and regions.
The launch coincides with other Apple services updates, including a major Android beta for Apple Music and recent Apple Pay and iCloud+ moves in other markets.
The additions showed up Wednesday, September 30th, when Apple updated its media-services availability list. Albania, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan were already on Apple's recent list of places where iCloud+ includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge. Brunei is the exception: the Apple TV subscription service is still unavailable there, even as Apple Music arrives.
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Albania Brunei Burkina Faso Pakistan pic.twitter.com/xUpju3JYxh. The timing lines up with a wider services push. The same day, Apple put a major Android update into beta.
Apple today expanded Apple Music to four additional countries, bringing the service to a total of 172 countries and regions. Here are the details. more…
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