On Friday, Apple officially launched the iTunes synchronization service Match in 17 countries, including Spain and Mexico are included. However, some users reported that the service was available for days on an international basis.
Until last week, Apple just announced as the official Match iTunes service in the U.S.. Indeed, two weeks ago, Apple began to progressively launch the service internationally, but not officially. For this reason, hundreds of users around the world realized that iTunes Match was already available in their countries, they decided to purchase the services that Apple had not officially announced.
This caused problems because iTunes Match was not ready for final release in all countries in which it appeared. Apple had launched the service prematurely and was forced to return money to customers who had paid for the services of Match and iTunes did not work.
On Friday, Apple published a document in which finally announced how iTunes enabled countries Match.
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