Does it really get rid of your music without consent?

C'mon /g/ don't keep me here with my dick in my hand. I heard this kind of shit about Windows 10 deleting games and it turned out to be bullshit.

http://www.imore.com/no-apple-music-not-deleting-tracks-your-hard-drive-unless-you-tell-it

http://www.macworld.com/article/3066789/streaming-media/apple-music-doesnt-delete-your-music-files.html

Both links are from deluded macfag sites, but they are accurate. Also why the fuck are you using iTunes in the first place?

>>55716404
I just like the interface and I'm extremely lazy.

>>55716136
I mean, it did it to me. But it will only do it one time and idk if it will if you have your MP3s separate in a folder and then you open them with iTunes.
I have only called Apple Support once and I grilled the poor guy for 30 minutes about how fucking shitty that was.

>>55716824
I'm sure they're aware. It seems more of an issue with how Apple Music is handled. Did you have that enabled? I know that I don't like cloud services enough so I usually disable them.

What it also does is organize your music differently. I had a little bit of trouble with specific albums with bonus tracks and different artists.