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This means that it will never try to install iCloud or other Apple software. However, because this iTunes is a Store app, it's installed and updated not with Apple's installer and updater but with the Windows Store updater. The Store version of iTunes uses Microsoft's Centennial technology-a way of packaging up regular Windows applications for distribution and installation through the Store-so, for the most part, it's identical to the traditional iTunes application.

It's a hefty install at some 477MB, and once installed, it's still just iTunes: it can sync and upgrade iPhones and iPads, it can play and manage music, and it can make purchases from the iTunes Store. Promised just over a year ago at Microsoft's Build conference in 2017, Apple iTunes is now finally available in the Microsoft Store.
