Apple Music Available for Android: Features

Apple Music, the music streaming service launched just under four months ago, has now arrived on the official store dedicated to Android devices.
Currently, the app developed in Cupertino’s labs for devices with Google’s operating system has been made available in a beta version. Therefore, it is expected that new features will be activated in the coming weeks as further development of this novelty progresses.
The functionality of the Apple Music streaming service for Android does not differ from the iOS version.
Users will be able to access the platform by benefiting from an initial bonus of three months of service completely free.
Subsequently, to continue using Apple Music, a paid subscription will need to be purchased.
The set price is 9.99 euros per month to access the extensive catalog available for streaming.
Alternatively, if you do not wish to proceed with the subscription, you must ensure you deactivate the monthly renewal process.

As of now, it is understood that some minor issues related to small bugs or the activation of certain plans (family plans, for example) are being encountered. However, the inconvenience is very limited and it has been precisely specified – as already mentioned – by official sources from Cupertino that the app is in beta and that future (and already planned) updates will make everything stable and “well-oiled”.