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Amazon has the most complete list of differences between these two tiers that I've seen, but I've noticed less important differences between the desktop and mobile apps I'm confused by.
I had a trial of Unlimited and it just downgraded to regular Amazon Music Prime.
The playlists under "All-access" in the desktop app and iOS app are not the same.
The "My Likes" playlist created from hearting songs in the mobile app is no longer accessible in the desktop app. Clicking it prompts to join Unlimited, whereas I was able to play it before.
I can still add songs to the "My Likes" playlist in the desktop app, and while I can't play that playlist from the desktop, I can play it from the mobile.
All other playlists appear to function equally across both apps. Can anyone confirm this is everyone's experience and maybe the logic behind it?
I have Prime, and I also pay extra for Amazon Music. Totally fine on Alexa in the house and it is kinda sucking on my phone (I just do podcast and it keeps bluetoothing).
Anyways, on PC trying to log on, they are asking me to upgrade?? And pulling a Spodify saying I have one more skip before an ad?
This is mostly on one wifi, so that is not the issue. Maybe it is a device limit? Because I am not going to upgrade..like to what?