Tick the box next to “Apple Media Services information”.Gross’ tool works by analyzing a copy of your Apple Music data that Apple is required to provide under GDPR legislation. Sam Gross offers an incredibly useful tool that visualizes your Apple Music year in review with even more data.

While Apple Music Replay is the easiest and quickest way to view your Apple Music stats for 2019, there are third-party tools that offer even more data. Spotify Wrapped is specifically for year in review purposes, but Replay will be continuously updated as you listen to Apple Music throughout the year. What differentiates Apple Music Replay from Spotify Wrapped, however, is that Replay will be continuously updated and can be accessed year-round. This will add playlists of your most listened to songs to your Music app, dating back as far as you’ve been an Apple Music subscriber. You can also add your Apple Music Replay playlists to your Apple Music library. Once you sign in with your Apple ID, you’ll see a visualization of your most listened to songs, artists, and albums. The easiest way to view your Apple Music Replay year in review data is by visiting this link on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Previously, this sort of Apple Music year in review functionality was only offered by third-parties. This is the first year that Apple itself has offered a way to view your most listened to songs, albums, and artists like Spotify Wrapped has done for years. How to view your Apple Music Replay year in review

Spotify Wrapped and Apple Music Replay are available now, and allow you to view your most listened to songs, artists, albums, and more.

As 2019 comes to a close, Apple Music and Spotify have both debuted year in review tools for subscribers.

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