Both the app and the desktop site for Google Play Music are now displaying a message telling users that the service is no longer available. Adamya Sharma / Android Authority You can still transfer ...

Google started shutting down its legacy streaming service around the world in October. Google Play Music is now officially dead for all users. Visiting music.google.com or the Android and iOS app ...

But your Google Play Music library will no longer be available after December. YouTube Music released a tool back in May to help you move your music, playlists and preferences over to the ...

After the end of the year, Google Play Music libraries will no longer be available. In addition, starting in late August, users will no longer be able to purchase or pre-order music (or upload and ...

“The Music store on Google Play is no longer available,” the company says on the web version of its digital marketplace. “To continue listening to your Play Music library, transfer your ...

The folks over at Android Police today noticed that Google Play Music is no longer available as an option when trying to set a default music service. Beyond that, though, if that was previously ...

at which point Google Play Music users will no longer be able to stream from or otherwise use the Google Play Music app. Though December is the final deadline for being able to export from the ...

Google has started the demise of Google Play Music, the application that the company planned to kill off by the end of this year and whose users it’s trying to migrate to YouTube Music.

Bit by bit, Google is stripping Play Music (GPM ... and look for the Music section, you won't likely find GPM among the available options anymore. It's been removed, and YouTube Music is replacing ...

Users are either getting the message that reads "Google Play Music is no longer available" or "You will soon lose access to Google Play Music." Users get two buttons to get redirected to YouTube ...

Moving from Google Play Music to YouTube Music is no longer optional ... Of course, no ETA is available right now, so nobody knows exactly how long is going to take until all these problems ...