Chillblaze wrote:
I had to cancel my Apple Music subscription while switching mobile carriers.
Why? Apple Music is not tied to your carrier, unless they are the ones offering it and paying for it through your service pan.
All my playlists and songs were deleted afterwards, including purchased or locally synced ones.
Songs and albums added to the library form the Subscription would have been removed.
Purchased Music and actual synced content from a computer that was not using the iCloud Music Library should have been preserved.
If I subscribe again, will all of those songs and playlists be restored in the same order, favorites, etc., as before the plan was canceled?
No. The Library will have been wiped out, and while you should still be able to access as mentioned purchases and synced content even without a subscription, anything coming from the Apple Music subscription service catalog, will have to be manually recreated by you.
click here ➜ Redownload music from the iTunes Store on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
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