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Using iTunes music in maps
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You mean music that you bought in iTunes?
It is legal, I think. But I'm afraid you cannot copy it. I heard it has a kind of protection.
It is legal, I think. But I'm afraid you cannot copy it. I heard it has a kind of protection.
Dr Super Good
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Depends on the licence you own for the music. I imagine this varies from song to song depending on publisher but could also just be a blanket licence that Apple places on all downloaded song.
If that allows distribution of the song publicly then you will be alright.
I highly doubt many songs offer such a licence. As such chances are this is illegal in most countries.
If that allows distribution of the song publicly then you will be alright.
I highly doubt many songs offer such a licence. As such chances are this is illegal in most countries.
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