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Ok I admit, I did not look too much into the whys and wherefors of itunes match before I signed up for it. I did not give it a great deal of thought, so I have everything that is coming to me.
I have successfully matched my 3000 or so songs and they are all in the cloud.
Now I am resident in the UK and I am about to go on holiday, to Italy skiing next week. Now that all my library is in the cloud I take it that I will not be able to listen to music whilst on the plane (as I will have the AIRPLANE MODE selected) or also whilst abroad unless I wish to pay through the nose for ridiculous data charges? is this correct?
Does this mean that I cant actually listen to my music when on holiday unless I want to pay some Italian telco an horrendous amount of money to down load the data from the cloud to allow me to enjoy my music which I have already bought and paid for in the first instance?
I guess they are at least all successfully backed up, but they were anyway as they were on my mac at home and backed up via my Time Machine...
Guess I wont be renewing the sub when it is due next year. Hmmm.....I didnt think it through did I?
OR... do I have it wrong all this cloud stuff?
Perhaps its not just me that didn't actually think it through...begs the question if Apple actually did?

Thanks All, yes I think I will have to do something like the above to listen to my music. I think match is not for me, in the UK when we travel abroad the data charges are eyewateringly expensive. No way am I going to pay to listen to my own music. Hopefully most people will actually do some research into iTunes match before they decide if its for them or not. It most certainly is not for me as far as I can see, there actually seems practically no tangible benefit to having it other than I guess my music is available in all my ios devices...but...it was already anyway....hmmmm....oh well you live and learn. Hopefully Apple Gods will make it more worthwhile for me to keep my sub next year.

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