How to Use Apple Music Without Eating Up Mobile Data

Written By Dhvanesh Reviewed By How-to 2 Min Read

Ever since the launch of Apple Music on iOS 9 beta 3 and iOS 8.4, there have been millions of users who have subscribed for this music streaming app from Apple. The service is available at dirt cheap rate to the customers worldwide, but Apple Music requires Wi-Fi to run this streaming app. And this way, a consumer compensates for its low-priced music service.

However, there is a way to save your mobile or Wi-Fi data. Here in this instructional guide, we have dealt with two options to listen to Apple Music without burning your internet data. You can try this on your iPhone and Mac as well.

How to Listen to Apple Music Without Burning Mobile/Cellular Data on iPhone

The Apple Music app is relatively easier to operate. Launch the app on your iPhone and play any song from “For You”, “New” or any other playlist.

While the song is played on your iPhone, follow the simple steps listed below.

Step #1. Tap on the ellipsis seen on the right side of a track.

Tap on Ellipsis Seen on Right Side of Track

Step #2. A big swipe-up menu will pop up.

Step #3. Tap on Make Available Offline.

Tap on Make Available Offline in Apple Music in iPhone

This action will download the selected music file and it will be added to My Music simultaneously. You can play the song on all your Apple Music devices.

How to Listen to Apple Music Without Burning Internet Data on Mac

Step #1. Tap on iTunes.

Step #2. Click on an album, song or playlist.

Step #3. Once the album, song or playlist is on, click on ellipsis and choose Add to My Music.

Click on Add to My Music in iTunes

Step #4. Now click on My Music tab from the top of the iTunes window.

Click on My Music in iTunes

Step #5. You can download the track by clicking on an iCloud icon.

Click on iCloud Icon in iTunes

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The founder of iGeeksBlog, Dhvanesh, is an Apple aficionado, who cannot stand even a slight innuendo about Apple products. He dons the cap of editor-in-chief to make sure that articles match the quality standard before they are published.
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