Apple reaches millions of songs to its users with its Apple Music application. The company quietly discontinued the low-cost Apple Music Voice Plan subscription, which it introduced two years ago with Siri’s exclusive capabilities. Here are the details!
Apple has discontinued the $4.99 Apple Music Voice Plan subscription!
Apple, an important name in the world of technology, introduced the Apple Music Voice Plan subscription two years ago, designed based on the power of Siri. With this plan, users had access to approximately 90 million songs.
Additionally, this plan stood out with its price, offering access to Apple Music Radio through Siri. This plan was only available to users for $4.99. According to recent reports, this plan is no longer present in the Apple Music library.
According to a video shared on TikTok, Apple sent 60 iPhone 15 Pro Max 1TB to someone who ordered four devices.
Reportedly, it is no longer possible to sign up for this plan. There is no information available on whether existing users’ subscriptions will continue. Furthermore, there is no detail on why the company removed this plan.
This subscription was more convenient for users who prefer to listen to Apple Music through AirPods, HomePods, or Apple Watch and prefer to use the voice assistant instead of the Music app. This plan also had different trade-offs. Users using the voice plan were unable to listen to Dolby Atmos audio.
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