Since iOS 9 hit the block, the Apple Music service has been a constant presence on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Your stock Music app hasn’t really been the same since, for Apple added to it new features like ‘For You’, ‘New’, and ‘Connect’. Each of them has been built with only the goal of discovering new music in mind.
However, you might simply not need these fine features, or you might find them contributing unnecesarry slowdown to the Music app — especially on older devices, like the iPhone 4s or iPad 2. In this case, disabling the Apple Music features inside the …
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