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I have a lot of music on my iPhone 5 and want to transfer it onto my new iMac. &nbsp;I prefer not to use the very possessive iTunes which decides what I can or cannot transfer, even if I bought the music from another source.<br />
Any suggestions for a reliable transfer program?<br />
Thanks
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I have a lot of music on my iPhone 5 and want to transfer it onto my new iMac.  I prefer not to use the very possessive iTunes which decides what I can or cannot transfer, even if I bought the music from another source.
Any suggestions for a reliable transfer program?
Thanks

transfer music/files from iPhone 5 to iMac

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