iOS 8.4 removed an important function for users, the change being confirmed including in one of the support pages that those from Cupertino have created for the various technologies implemented in iOS.
As you can see in the image above, iOS 8.4 has removed Home Sharing from our iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches, and this is a big problem for many people who used it to listen to their iTunes music library anywhere in the house.
Using the function Home Sharing, a user could stream the contents of the iTunes library anywhere in the house and on any of the iPhones, iPads or iPod Touches connected to that music library, the system being appreciated by many users so far.
Disabling the function Home Sharing in iOS 8.4 it's partial for now, with Apple blocking only music streaming, video streaming still being available to users around the world.
I have been searching for a way to access my home music library from music after completing the ios 8.4 update. Any way to connect now? The option seems to be missing.
The owners of Apple TVs are the only ones who can stream audio for music from the iTunes library of our PCs using Home Sharing and although the Apple company did not provide details for the change, everything would be related to the recently launched service Apple Music.
There is a possibility that Apple does not have the consent of content producers to stream audio for music from Apple Music using various WiFi systems, so users are the ones who lose this option, although it was appreciated by many.
Unfortunately, the only way to use Home Sharing after iOS 8.4 is to use an Apple TV and a television, iDevices being left without this benefit.
