On Sept. 9, Apple unveiled its new iPhone.

To celebrate, the company invited U2 to perform a song from their new album, “Songs of Innocence.” After the performance, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the band’s new album was available for free on everyone’s iPhone.

But not everyone was happy with music magically appearing.

Here are the steps if you want to delete the album:

When you go to the album in your phone you will see a bunch of cloud icons next to each song. This is because the album isn’t actually on your phone; it is stored in Apple’s cloud. If you want the album on your phone, simply click on the cloud icon, and the song will be downloaded onto your device. Otherwise, follow these steps.

From your home screen locate the settings icon. Once you find it open the app.

When you are in your settings scroll down until you see the “Music” tab. Open it.

Once you are in the music tab you will see various settings options. Look for the option that reads, “”Show All Music.” It will have a green symbol, which means that it is on. Simply click on the icon, and it will turn off. Now when you return to your music, you will notice that the album is no longer there.

Although the album was deleted from your device, it will still be on your iCloud until a change is made. Apple has apologized to its users about the release and plans to fix the situation.