Apple Music is now available in more countries, with iPhone users in Albania and three others now able to subscribe and listen to tracks.
While Apple does strive to get its services available in as many territories as possible, some are slower to gain services than others. On Wednesday, the list of countries Apple Music is available in grew by four.
Initially spotted by @Aaronp613 on X and confirmed by a check of Apple’s Media Services page, Apple Music is now available in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan.
The launches occur a mere 11 years after the initial unveiling of Apple Music in over 100 countries back in June 2015.
The additional countries follow after a number of other changes relating to Apple Music took place in the last few weeks. This includes the testing of countdown clocks for upcoming album drops, as well as the opening of the Apple Music Hall in London.
It’s not the only Services-related change on Wednesday, either. Apple Pay has also launched in India, after nine years of negotiations.