What would happen if I deleted my iCloud account but Apple Music was logged in on another device with no WiFi or data?

• If you decide to delete your iCloud account while being logged into Apple Music on a separate device that lacks access to WiFi or data, the immediate impact may not be noticeable. The device with Apple Music logged in will likely continue to function normally as long as the app remains open and doesn't require any updates or account verification. This means you might still have access to your existing music library, playlists, and offline content saved on that particular device.

• However, the absence of an active iCloud account might gradually affect the functionality of Apple Music on that device. Without an internet connection, the app won't be able to synchronize newly added music, update playlists, or access certain features that require an active account status. As a result, any changes made to your Apple Music account, such as modifying playlists, adding new songs, or updating your subscription, won't be reflected or saved on the server side due to the lack of connectivity.

• Eventually, when the device attempts to connect to the internet, it may encounter issues verifying the account's status, especially since the iCloud account associated with Apple Music has been deleted. This could lead to restrictions or limitations in accessing certain features, streaming new music, or synchronizing changes made offline. The app might prompt you to log in again or could encounter errors due to the absence of an active iCloud account for authentication and account management.

• In essence, while the Apple Music app on the disconnected device may function normally in the short term, its ability to sync new content, access updated features, or verify account status will eventually be affected by the absence of an active iCloud account. As such, ongoing use and functionality of Apple Music on that device would likely become increasingly limited over time without access to a network for account verification and content synchronization.