Apple Music is a subscription-based service, and there is no legal way to get it for free indefinitely. However, there are a few ways you might be able to access Apple Music for free temporarily or as part of a promotional offer:
1. **Free Trial**: Apple offers a free trial of Apple Music to new subscribers. Depending on the current promotion, the trial period is typically around three months. You can sign up for the free trial through the Apple Music app or website.
2. **Carrier Promotion**: Some mobile carriers offer promotional deals that include free access to Apple Music for a certain period. Check with your carrier to see if they have any current offers available.
3. **Apple Music Student Plan**: If you're a student, you may be eligible for a discounted subscription to Apple Music as part of the Apple Music Student Plan. This plan offers a reduced monthly rate for up to 48 months, and it may include a free trial period.
4. **Family Sharing**: If you're part of a Family Sharing group, you can share an Apple Music subscription with up to five other family members. The family organizer pays for the subscription, but each family member gets their own account with access to Apple Music.
5. **Promotional Offers**: Apple occasionally runs promotional offers that include free access to Apple Music for a limited time. Keep an eye out for these promotions on the Apple website, social media, or through email newsletters.
It's important to note that while there are ways to access Apple Music for free temporarily, continued access to the service beyond any trial or promotional period will require a paid subscription. Attempting to access Apple Music without paying for it through unauthorized means, such as using pirated software or illegal streaming sites, is not recommended and may be illegal.