More rumors appear indicating that the arrival of iTunes in the Microsoft Store may be very close

The future of iTunes is unclear to Apple. In fact, the application that arrived in its day to manage the music library and access the purchase of songs, you can see how it now turns towards audio _streaming_. Digital downloads are less and less and the Spotify or Apple Music monthly subscription model is gaining in importance.

But for now, iTunes continues as always or even better, as it is gradually expanding and now it is the turn of Windows, an operating system that is not territory strange for the bitten apple appUntil now it could be downloaded and installed from the Apple Store and now it seems that iTunes is coming to the Microsoft Store, a launch that may be very close in time.

Since we reported on the possible arrival, little else has been known other than news about delays seasoned with some leaks and the inexorable passage of time without knowing anything relevant. Until today, because from Reddit, a user affirms that the arrival of iTunes in the Microsoft Store would be very close to taking place.

The user in question responds to MeGustaTortuga's _nick_ on Reddit and claims to have been an advisor to the AppleCare program for a long period of time. Quarantining this data and in the absence of reliable information, the truth is that the arrival of iTunes in the Windows app store would be a step forward.

According to this user, the version of iTunes that will arrive through the Microsoft Store will be in charge of eliminating the possible version that we may have installed and migrating all the data contained in the app (multimedia files, libraries, purchases made…).

Due to the popularity of iOS and its devices, be it the classic iPod, iPhone or iPad, iTunes is a must-use application whether you are a Windows user or for Mac An application that, despite its detractors, is tremendously useful and very friendly once you gain control, making it possible to have a music library ordered with all the details that very few alternatives can offer.

Source | MSPU In Xataka Windows | Hated and loved: clues appear that Apple's iTunes is coming to the Microsoft Store very soon