Say what you will about the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch - perhaps the thing we're still talking almost a week later is the U2 album "gifted" to the iTunes masses following the new hardware reveal.
Bad music aside what really irked people was the fact the album, Songs of Innocence, appeared on their iTunes accounts without any user consent whatsoever. After a weekend of complaints and claims Apple is killing music, the Cupertino company finally got the picture that not everyone wants to listen to Bono warble in their ear.
So, to stem the tide of pissed-off users, Apple has come up with a way for them to banish Songs of Innocence from their music library and iTunes purchases. They even created a dedicated SOI Removal page to get you started.
Click Remove Album and after entering your log-in details, the songs will flutter away for good. You won't be able to re-download it as a previous purchase, so make sure you really want it gone before going through with it.
Thankfully, if you realize you've made a horrible mistake in deleting it you can still get SOI for free through October 13. Though this time you'll actually have a choice in the matter.
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