Below I’ll show you how to do that on your iOS device or via iTunes.
Cancel Apple Music Subscription On iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch
Open the “Music” app on your device and tap the “Profile” icon in the top-left corner (the one that slightly resembles a person).
From this profile view tap “View Apple ID.”
Here, under the “Subscriptions” heading, tap “Manage.”
You’ll see all your memberships here. Tap the “Apple Music Membership” option.
Now you’ll see details of your subscription and renewal options. All you have to do is turn off “Automatic Renewal” to cancel your Apple Music Membership.
Once that’s done, Apple Music will stop working after the date specified in the above screen.
Via iTunes on Your Mac or PC
Do you use iTunes to listen to Apple Music on a Mac or PC? More power to you. You’ll be glad to know that you can cancel the Apple Music subscription from your PC or Mac as well.
To get started, open “iTunes” and make sure you are signed in with your Apple ID. If not, click the “Sign in” button besides the “Search” bar after going to the iTunes Store.
If you’re already signed in, you’ll see your name in that box. Click it and select “Account Info.” You’ll be asked to enter your password again.
In the “Account Info” page, scroll down until you see “Settings.”
Spot the “Subscriptions” section and click the “Manage” button beside it.
You’ll now see all your memberships listed. Click the “Edit” button besides “Apple Music Membership.”
From “Automatic Renewal,” select the “Off” radio button.
It’s now cancelled.
Why Did You Leave?
For me, Apple Music became almost unusable at a low bandwidth (which happens a lot where I live). But why did you decide to jump ship? And where did you end up? Spotify? Share with us in the comments below.