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That opens up in a Web browser which then redirects you to iTunes, which showed me this: To do so, I clicked on the “ITUNES.COM/BILL” link on the lower right. But rather than just assume I decided to check it out this time. Nothing too radical, right? I mean, $10.38 is probably $9.99 + tax, and $9.99 sounds like a monthly iCloud storage charge. So the entire story starts with this message: Not really Apple’s fault, perhaps, but they could make it easier to know what’s going on…Īnyway, it’s a bit more complex than that because it all starts with an email receipt from PayPal, the service through which I pay my iTunes charges.

So it’s easy to assume it’s, say, an iCloud monthly charge when it’s something quite different. The problem is that it specifies the amount and the transaction ID, but doesn’t actually say what it’s for. I know, because that’s exactly what I realized was occuring when I took a closer look at a recent bill I got from iTunes. Think of your cellphone or power bill: do you really go through every single line and ensure that you understand all of the nuances and fees? Still, you’d hope that a big corporation like Apple Computer would be immune to this sort of thing, but if you signed up for a subscription service through an app, even an in-app purchase, it can be hitting your account on a monthly basis until the end of time without you ever realizing!

Click the Done button at the bottom of the page and authorize with your credentials or ‌Touch ID‌.Companies are adept at slipping additional charges into our bills.

Select your desired subscription option.

In the Expired section, click Edit next to the service that you want to re-subscribe to, or click Edit next to an active subscription to change it.

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How to Change or Re-subscribe to a Service on Mac Tap the in-app purchase payment method you want to use to purchase the new subscription and authorize with Touch ID or Face ID.

Under the Expired section, tap on the service that you wish to re-subscribe to, or tap an active subscription to change it.Tap your ‌Apple ID‌ at the top of the page.Open Settings on your ‌iPhone‌ or ‌iPad‌.The following steps relate to iOS and are largely similar to the ones for canceling a subscription. (Note that after re-subscribing to a service, your subscription will automatically renew until you cancel it again.) You can also change an existing subscription from the same screens. How to Change a Subscription or Re-subscribe to a Canceled ServiceĪpple keeps a record of your subscription history, which makes it easy to re-subscribe to a service you previously canceled. Choose the subscription that you want to end.Enter your ‌Apple ID‌ credentials if requested. Select the user you wish to manage subscriptions for.In the Active section, click Edit next to the subscription that you want to cancel.Scroll down to the Manage section and on the Subscriptions line, click Manage.Enter your ‌Apple ID‌ credentials if required. Near the top right of the window, click View Information.At the bottom left corner, click on your name to load your account and previous purchases.How to Cancel App Store Subscriptions on Mac Tap on the subscription in the list that you wish to cancel.Tap your Apple ID at the top of the page.How to Cancel App Store Subscriptions on iOS This article explains how to cancel any ‌App Store‌ subscription on iOS, Mac, and Apple TV.

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If you want to prevent an ‌App Store‌ subscription from running beyond the trial period or cancel a subscription you're currently paying for, then read on.

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Several TV and music services and other apps offer free trials through the App Store that automatically renew to become paid subscriptions after the trial period ends.

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