Although it may seem strange, Apple Music is not available worldwide today. The Cupertino-based company just announced the arrival of its streaming music service, Apple Music, in Israel. Users of Apple devices in Israel have been waiting a long time for the launch of Apple Music and as of today it seems that the wait has come to an end. Although the company's website still indicates that it will arrive soon, several users claim to have been able to access Apple's streaming music service directly from their terminals through the Music application.
As is always the case, Apple is offering three months of completely free use for all users residing in Israel. After the initial three months, the price of the service will be 19,90 ILS (5,22 US dollars) while the family plan has a price of 29,90 ILS (7,85 US dollars). As we can see, as in other countries, the prices of Apple's music service in this country are much cheaper than in most countries in America and Europe.
Since its launch, more than a year ago, Apple Music has been gradually reaching more countries. The service is currently available in 110 countries. In many countries, it is the artists and groups themselves who are responsible for their rights and are not grouped in associations that represent them in this way. Apple takes longer to reach agreements with the different groups and singers to be able to offer their musical content in the company's streaming music platform. The arrival of iOS 10 will mean a complete renovation of the Music application, offering a much simpler user interface than the current one.