It is possible to get unprotected music, but only in a format called AAC, which is much less widely supported than the industry standard MP3 format. The music in iTunes is encoded with something called DRM (Digital Rights Management), which is designed to prevent unauthorized copying of purchased music. Why iTunes music can’t be imported to non-Apple MP3 player like other music files do? What we need to bypass iTunes music DRM and get iTunes songs to operate with Android phones.Any solution to bypass iTunes DRM and convert iTunes songs to play on Android phone?.Why iTunes music can’t be imported to non-Apple MP3 player like other music files do?.But how? Really feel depressed, right? Shouldn’t I be able to listen to it on any player I like once I buy a song from iTunes? The similar problem comes to Apple Music too. You may also have a lot of bought iTunes music and try to import all or some of these iTunes songs on to the non-Apple device, so you can use them in the various music players available. While I have obtained a lot of songs from iTunes, so I actually want to get these iTunes tracks to try out on my Android phone HTC Hero, will there be ANY way to achieve that? How?” -Dean “I just go a brand new HTC phone, but I can’t discover how to put iTunes music on my small Android HTC Hero! It only lets me take music from windows media center, but I have no music onto it at all. So you are probably facing the same circumstance as Dean. The iTunes software won’t let you do that, presumably because Apple wants you to play your music on an iPod. Whatever you try to do, you seem to be unable to save your purchased iTunes music to a non-Apple MP3 player, Android phone or another computer. People who have purchased music from iTunes store would meet a big problem directly.
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