We are in full Mobile World Congress 2019 and You can't seem to tell the difference between official news and rumors.
A few days ago, un Tweet seemed to indicate that Apple Music would be available for Google Home devices from Google, but it finally seems that it is not in Google's plans.
Apple is taking a fairly open philosophy for its streaming music service, Apple Music, which is not only available for other operating systems, such as Android, but even on other products, such as Amazon Echo speakers.
Thus, with Apple's desire to offer its service and After seeing Apple Music appear in the list of compatible services in the Google Home app, it was not difficult for anyone to imagine that this rumor was true.
However, it seems to have been a fleeting rumor and Google has denied any news regarding Apple Music on its Google Home devices. In fact, you have removed the Apple Music option from the app.
Of course, This does not rule out that in the future Apple Music will reach Google Home devices. The arrival that seemed inevitable a few days ago is simply discarded.
The other part of the rumor that has led to confusion refers to the already known and available Google Assistant option to integrate with Apple Music. It is possible, on an iOS device, to use the Google Assistant through its Assistant app to lose music from Apple Music.
It is a limited compatibility, since it is not the Google assistant who plays the music (as would happen on a Google Home with Spotify, for example) and This is how Google explains it to us in the app, “Services with limited availability”.
To activate this option, simply open the Google Assistant app, click on your profile icon, then on "Services" and on "Music". At the bottom you will find the option to activate Apple Music.
