It has been almost a month since Apple Music was launched and it still has some problems that have to be shaped so that the service is all the good that users expect. These little problems make many wonder if Apple should have launched its service in beta version until everything was more filmed. On the one hand, I think it would be good if it was beta, but I think it would be negative in terms of marketing and that may be the reason why Apple has launched it in the final version directly.
One of the problems, already solved, is that iTunes Match users saw their purchased songs re-downloaded with DRM protection, which prevented them from listening to them on non-Apple devices. Another is the loss or duplication of songs, but this problem will be fixed in the short term, sAccording to Jim Dalrymple of The Loop, who assures that Apple is already aware of the problem and is working on it.
I think Apple Music should respect our library as we have edited it. For example, the lyrics of the songs or the musical style is something that I would like to keep at all costs since in the case of styles, for example, “Metal” is a very extensive genre, not to mention “Rock "Where they can put anything. And then there are the lyrics, which may not be very important for those who hear pop in their native language, but for those of us who hear voices that are more difficult to decipher in other languages, it is very important to have the lyrics just a touch away.
Anyway, luckily most of the information can be recovered from iTunes Match, but be that as it may, Apple has to be more careful with these kinds of problems.