All data on Google Play Music will be deleted on February 24
All data on Google Play Music will be deleted on February 24 Lot Bd Feb 22·2 min read

All data on Google Play Music will be deleted on February 24

Popular app Google Play Music has been shut down. It has been heard that all the data of Google Play Music will be deleted on February 24. However, customers can transfer data to YouTube Music before they want. There are also download and delete options. Google Play Music was discontinued in December 2020.

Google has already informed customers via e-mail that all their data will be deleted from Google Play Music on February 24. So those who want, they should download or transfer the data. Basically, all the data in the library, upload, purchase information in Google Play Music will be deleted. After February 24, there will be no way to recover all this data.

How to transfer data to YouTube?

Users can go to music.google.com or Android or iOS version of the app to show the Transfer to YouTube option. Clicking here will open YouTube Music. Then there will be data transfer. All the information in the playlist, songs, albums, other purchased songs and downloaded or uploaded songs can be transferred.

There will also be Manage your music option. This will allow customers to download the music library. In addition, customers will have the option to delete the history of their choice. Users can also delete the entire Google Play music library. If a customer wants to download a music library, they need to take the help of Google Takeout. This allows you to keep a copy of all the data in Google Play Music.

The process of shutting down Google Play Music began in October last year. The app was officially shut down in December.

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