Security in iTunes and Match.

Question

Hi All,
A quick query on security within iTunes and something I have become increasingly wary about.
I love iTunes match and the whole icloud thing, with close to 10,000 strong library now available in the atmosphere to multiple devices.
As a result I’ve been able to donate most of my cd library to good homes after they have been imported.
One thing that does concern me is the apparent lack of security in iTunes or in iTunes match.
For example, if someone had access to my laptop or stole it and booted up iTunes (PC), they could quite easily erase the contents of the library/icloud without being prompted for a password or other security.
It would simply be a case of “ticking the box” that said also remove from icloud.
That way you library is gone and the core medium that you imported if from is also gone.
You have therefore no way to rebuild you library unless you originally purchased it all through the store.
Putting a password on match/icloud prior to deletion would seem the logical way?
I do hope Apple will address in due course, however f I’m missing something or anyone can point me in the direction of imp[roving my ITunes security it would be greatly appreciated.
Simon.

Answer 1

Another screwy album is "Time Traveler" by The Moody Blues.  It has 4 CDs and a "Bonus" CD in the album.
iTunes Store shows it as a single CD album.
In iTunes, it shows up as two albums: The first contains Disks 1, 3, 4, and 5, while the second is Disk 2.
Initially it loaded up as a bunch of separate albums, which I corrected by saying they're all parts of a Compilation. I also had to load the artwork manually.  But I cannot get them to show up all as a single album.
I wish there were a way to tell iTunes to "merge" multi-CD albums into a single album on iTunes. I've got several of them, and it's annoying that iTunes regards each CD of a multi-CD album as separate albums.