Why Does Apple Music Keep Signing Me Out?

Introduction

I’ve been on a family plan for about four months now. My wife and I share the same Apple ID on our iPhone, iPad, and Mac. We have no issues with iCloud or anything like that, but recently we’ve noticed that Apple Music keeps signing me out of my account and asking me to sign back in every time I try to play music. This is very annoying because it interrupts my listening experience – especially when I’m driving! So here’s how you can fix this problem:

I’ve been on a family plan for about four months now. My wife and I share the same Apple ID on our iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

If you’re on a family plan and have been using Apple Music for some time, it’s possible that your account might be getting reset. This means that every time you sign in to the service, it will ask for your credentials again. The good news is there are ways to prevent this from happening.

To start, try signing out of your Apple ID on all devices and then restarting them before signing back in again–this should fix any issues with authentication and keep things running smoothly going forward:

Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad (or System Preferences on Mac).
Select “iTunes & App Stores” from under “Your Account” if using iOS 12 beta; otherwise select “Apple ID” under “iCloud.”
Tap Sign Out at bottom right corner of screen when viewing accounts list (you may need enter password).

Apple Music Keeps Signing Me Out

If you’re having problems signing in to Apple Music on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, there are a few things you can try:

Sign out of your Apple ID.
Sign back into your Apple ID.
Sign into iCloud and then log out of iCloud (make sure you have an internet connection).
Delete iCloud and reinstall the app from the App Store (if this doesn’t work, try resetting all settings).

Why does Apple Music keep asking me to sign in?

It is annoying.

It’s a good thing that you’re asking, though, because it means you care about your music and don’t want to lose any of it! The problem can be caused by a variety of factors:

Your Apple ID or iCloud account has been compromised by someone else. If this happens, they will be able to sign into both services using your credentials–and then they’ll try to do all sorts of things with them (like buy stuff). You should change your password immediately if this happens so they can’t use those credentials again.
There may be something wrong with the settings on your phone or tablet–for example, if location services are turned off for one app but not another one that uses it (like Maps), then Apple Music won’t be able to sign in properly either because it has no GPS data available for determining where you are geographically located when trying enter into an agreement with them through their service agreement process before being allowed access

How to prevent Apple Music from signing you out

Try using a different browser, like Chrome or Safari.
Maybe you’re using an old device that Apple Music doesn’t work well on and it’s causing problems when you sign in. Try signing in on a newer device, like an iPhone 6S or iPad Pro to see if that helps solve your problem.
Re-signing in will often solve any issues with logging out of Apple Music and getting signed back in again successfully! You can do this by going into Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Sign Out Of All Services at the bottom of the screen (or just click here). Once you’ve done so, open up the app again and enter your password when prompted; then try signing back into Apple Music from there – this should work fine most of time unless there’s something wrong with how iCloud works on either end which we’ll talk about next…

Sign out of your Apple ID and restart your phone

If you’re having trouble signing in, try signing out of your Apple ID and restarting your phone.

To sign out:

Tap Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Sign Out. This will turn off all iCloud features on your device, including Apple Music and other services associated with that account (like iMessage)

Clear site data (including third-party cookies)

Site data is information that can be stored in your browser. Third-party cookies are one type of site data, and they’re used by websites to remember things like your logins and preferences. Clearing these can help you sign in to Apple Music without being prompted for a password.

To clear site data:

Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad
Tap “General,” then tap “Storage & iCloud Usage” at the top of the screen (you may need to scroll down)

If you’ve experienced the Apple Music Keep Signing Me Out problem, don’t worry.

If you’ve experienced the Apple Music Keep Signing Me Out problem, don’t worry. You’re not alone and there are some easy fixes that will help you get back to listening to your favorite songs in no time.

If you haven’t subscribed to Apple Music yet, do so immediately and try it again. This will ensure that your account is properly linked with iCloud Music Library and other music services that may be causing issues for your device’s ability to connect with iCloud Music Library on its own accord (such as iTunes Match).

If this doesn’t work for some reason–or if it does but then starts happening again later–turn off Wi-Fi or cellular data connections on both devices (the one where you’re experiencing problems as well as any other devices connected via Bluetooth) for a few minutes before turning them back on again; this step clears out cached information from previous sessions which might be causing trouble once more when trying something new like subscribing or playing music offline without an internet connection available right away.

This problem is annoying, but if you’re experiencing it, you are not alone.

If you’re experiencing this problem, you are not alone. Apple Music is a great service and has millions of users around the world. Unfortunately, it does have its bugs–and one of them is signing out on users randomly. This can be very frustrating if you’re in the middle of listening to a song or album when it happens!

However, there are several solutions to this problem (and they don’t involve yelling at Siri). The first thing that we recommend trying is restarting your device: turn off your phone or tablet by holding down the power button until it shuts off completely; wait 30 seconds; then turn back on again by pressing down on that same button until you see an arrow pointing upwards with an “on” symbol next to it (if this doesn’t work try holding down both volume buttons while turning back on). If this still doesn’t fix things then there are some other things we recommend trying below!

It’s also easy to fix.

The steps are easy to follow, easy to understand and even easier to remember. The only thing that might make it difficult for some people is applying them.

If you haven’t subscribed to Apple Music, do so immediately and try it again.

For those who haven’t subscribed to Apple Music, do so immediately and try it again. If you’ve already subscribed and still can’t log in, your next step is to check your device’s date and time settings. To do so:

Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad and tap General>Date & Time.
Make sure that Set Automatically is selected (it should be by default). If not, tap it and then select Set Automatically again when prompted for confirmation.

If you can’t subscribe, then try turning off your internet connection for a few minutes and then turning it back on again.

To do this, go to Settings > Wi-Fi in your iPhone’s settings menu and toggle the slider to OFF. Then wait five minutes or so before re-enabling the Wi-Fi connection by tapping the blue arrow button next to its name again.

Hopefully this solves the problem, but if not then keep reading!

If you’re having trouble signing in, try the following:

Restart your phone. If you’re using an iPhone or iPad, hold down the Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo appears on screen and then let go. On a Mac computer, restart by pressing Control-Command-Escape to open System Preferences, clicking Shut Down in the left sidebar menu, then clicking Restart (or just choose Restart).
Log out of iCloud and sign back in again. Open Settings > [your name] > iCloud and tap Sign Out at the bottom of your screen (you’ll need to enter your password again). Then tap Sign In at top-right corner of this screen; this will prompt Apple Music for more information about its account since it’s been deleted from iCloud–just follow along with whatever prompts appear here until they have been completed successfully! Once complete click Continue at bottom right corner of window…then wait while things get ready again…and voila! You should now be able to access everything without any problems whatsoever!

One of the most common reasons that this keeps happening is because there’s an issue with your Apple ID.

One of the most common reasons that this keeps happening is because there’s an issue with your Apple ID. This can happen if you’ve recently changed your password, or if you haven’t used it in a while and are trying to sign in from another device. To fix this problem, simply open up Settings on your phone, tap iTunes & App Store and sign in with your account information there.

To fix this problem, simply open up Settings on your phone, tap iTunes & App Store and sign in with your account information there.

If you’re having trouble signing in to iCloud or iTunes on a Mac:

Sign out of iCloud. To do this, go to System Preferences > iCloud > Sign Out. Then try signing in again using the same Apple ID password as before (and make sure that Caps Lock is off). If you have trouble remembering your password, click “Forgot Password?” at the bottom of this screen and then follow the instructions provided by Apple Support; they’ll send an email containing a link where you can reset it!

If this doesn’t work then try logging out of iCloud or deleting your iCloud account entirely and getting logged into it again using your old email address instead of an @icloud one.

To log out: go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, then tap “Sign Out”. You will be asked to enter a passcode if you have set one up for your device; enter this then tap “Sign Out”.

To delete: go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, tap on ‘Delete Account’, agree and wait for the process to complete (it shouldn’t take long). Then sign back in using the same email address as before but with no spaces in between words – just type them together like “myname@gmail.com” rather than separating each word with spaces like “myname gmail com”.

This is a common problem and has many simple solutions

This is a common problem, and there are many simple solutions. The most obvious one is to simply sign out of your Apple Music account and then sign back in again. If you’re not sure how to do that, follow these steps:

Open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad
Tap “Music” under “iTunes & App Store” (or “Music” if you’re using an Android device)
Scroll down until you see your Apple ID at the bottom of this screen (or go directly there by tapping [Your Name] > Sign Out)
Tap Sign Out at the top right corner of this screen

Conclusion

Apple Music Keeps Signing Me Out is a common problem with an easy fix. If you’ve experienced this issue, don’t worry! It’s annoying, but if you’re experiencing it, you are not alone. This problem is easy to fix if you know what causes it and how to prevent it from happening again in the future