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iOS 9 beta reveals HQ on cellular option for Apple Music

iOS 9 beta reveals HQ on cellular option for Apple Music

Posted on July 10, 2015August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple just released iOS 9 beta for its testers so now we’re getting to hear about all the hidden gems that Apple has left for treasure seekers to find. One of those, apparently, relates to Apple’s latest high-profile, and somewhat contentious, service: Apple Music. Now the app’s settings reveal an option that will allow users to switch over to higher quality audio even when they are on cellular data, presumably to afford higher audio quality. Of course, this will come at the expense of data usage and, eventually, higher bills.
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