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What happens when I use Google Play Music?
When you use Google Play Music, you can stream music from a vast library of songs, albums, and playlists. You can create your own playlists, explore new music recommendations, and download music for offline listening. Additionally, Google Play Music offers personalized recommendations based on your listening habits and preferences.
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Why can't you listen to music on Google Play Music anymore?
Google Play Music has been discontinued and replaced by YouTube Music. As a result, users can no longer listen to music on Google Play Music. The transition to YouTube Music was made in order to provide a more comprehensive and integrated music streaming experience for users. Therefore, users are encouraged to switch to YouTube Music for their music streaming needs.
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How is the billing done for Google Play Music?
Billing for Google Play Music is typically done through the user's Google account. Users can choose a monthly subscription plan that is automatically charged to their account. The billing cycle starts on the day the user signs up for the service and renews each month on the same day. Users can manage their billing information and subscription settings through their Google account settings.
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How many songs are there on Google Play Music?
As of my last update, Google Play Music offers millions of songs in its library for users to stream and download. The exact number of songs available on Google Play Music may vary as new songs are added and others are removed over time. Overall, users have access to a vast collection of music across various genres on the platform.
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How many songs are available on Google Play Music?
As of now, Google Play Music offers over 40 million songs in its library. This vast collection includes music from various genres and artists, providing users with a wide selection to choose from. With such a large number of songs available, users can easily find their favorite tracks or discover new music to enjoy.
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How is the billing for Google Play Music done?
The billing for Google Play Music is typically done through a user's Google account. Users can sign up for a subscription to Google Play Music and choose a payment method, such as a credit card or PayPal, to be charged on a recurring basis. The subscription fee is usually charged monthly, and users can manage their billing settings and payment methods through their Google account settings. Additionally, Google may offer promotional discounts or free trials for new subscribers.
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How can you share purchased music from Google Play?
You can share purchased music from Google Play by using the Family Library feature. This feature allows you to share your purchased music with up to six family members. To set up Family Library, you need to create a family group and add members to it. Once the family group is set up, you can choose which items, including music, you want to share with the group. This allows your family members to access and listen to the purchased music on their own devices.
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How can I delete songs from Google Play Music?
To delete songs from Google Play Music, you can follow these steps: 1. Open the Google Play Music app or website and navigate to the song you want to delete. 2. Click on the three-dot menu icon next to the song and select "Delete" from the options. 3. Confirm the deletion when prompted. The song will then be removed from your library and will no longer be accessible in Google Play Music.
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