Google has seemingly lifted the Play Music deauthorization limit

October 4, 2014

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Over the summer, many Play Music customers ran into an issue where they could no longer deauthorize an unlimited number of devices. Record labels are to blame for the matter. It has seemingly been fixed because there are reports of the deauthorization limit no longer being present for users that maxed out at four already.

Nothing has been confirmed from Google just yet, so deauthorize as soon as possible if you must.

Via: Android Central

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