Say Goodbye To That Unwanted U2 Album

Ronin Developer writes Apple has listened to the complaints of those who object to having received a pushed copy of U2's latest album as part of their recent campaign. While nobody has been charged for the download, some objected to having it show up in their purchases and, in some cases, pushed down to their devices. While it is possible to remove the album from your iTunes library, it takes more steps than most would like to take. Apple has responded and released a tool to make it possible to remove the album from your iTunes library in a single step.

Comments

Not good enough

[PvtVoid]

I will not be satisfied until Apple provides a tool to remove Bono entirely.

Re:Not good enough

[Anonymous Coward]

A tool to remove a tool... interesting concept.

Re:Not good enough

[chinton]

I will not be satisfied until Apple provides a tool to remove Bono entirely.

Would that be a tool removal tool?

First world problem solved

[Camembert]

What else about Apple can we now whine about? Perhaps Tim Cook's recent TV interviews?

Unfortunately

[Greyfox]

The tool looks at the rest of your music collection while it's deleting the U2 album and judges you accordingly. "Oh, the Justin Beiber gets to stay but you're deleting the U2 album? OK I see how it is!"

Re:Perspective

[ArcadeMan]

And I wish people would stop using the word "universally" when we even haven't reached another solar system yet.

Re:Downloading music for free? Scandelous!

[chinton]

Yet another reason to avoid iTunes...

Which one?

[chinton]

You're going to need to be more specific about which "unwanted U2 album" you are talking about.