Some contents on apple offer subscription based services relating to their content. Although Apple makes it pretty easy to manage these subscriptions, it could be really frustrating to pay for a service that is not in use. For this reason, it is first important to know subscriptions that renew automatically. They include:

• Apple News stand subscriptions
• Apple Music Individual
• Apple Magazine Subscriptions
• Apple News Subscriptions
• Subscriptions to apps on App Store

There is a place on your Mac and on your iOS device where you can view almost all of your subscriptions, including Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Music and subscriptions from any third-party apps you may have. You'll find your iCloud storage subscription in a different location. You can view, modify or cancel any of these subscriptions. In the Apple TV app on your Mac, choose Account View My Account, then sign in. In the Account Information window, scroll down to the Settings section. Click the Manage link next to Subscriptions, then follow the onscreen instructions to change or cancel your subscriptions. Tap on the Subscriptions tab. Here, you will see a list of all your active and expired subscriptions. How to View Subscriptions Status in iTunes on Mac or Windows PC. If you are on a Mac or a Windows PC, you can also view your App Store subscriptions easily. To do so, follow the steps below.

Apple News Stand, News and magazine subscriptions let you subscribe to your favorite new sources magazines and periodicals. This lets you enjoy your favorite stories from your favorite outlets – you no longer have to click on different apps to get these stories. In about the same way, Apple Music allows you access to the Apple Music catalogue containing songs, music videos and more.

How to View Apple Subscriptions

There are slightly different steps involved in viewing apple subscriptions on iPhones, iPad, iPod touch or iTunes

1How to View Subscriptions On iPhones, iPad Or iPod Touch

Step 1: Go to settings, click on your Apple account name ˃ iTunes & App Store.

Step 2: Click on your Apple ID at the top of your screen, click on View Apple, then sign in or use Touch ID.

Step 3: Once you have done this, click on Subscriptions, and then tap the subscription you wish to manage.

2How to View Subscriptions on iTunes

Step 1: Go to iTunes, sign in with your Apple ID if you are not signed already.

Step 2: Locate the menu bar at the top of your screen or iTunes window, go to Account, click on View My Account.

Step 3: Then enter your password or use the Touch ID option, press the Enter or Return tab.

Step 4: On your Account page, go to settings, scroll to the right of Subscriptions, and then click Manage if you have any issues with the subscription.

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How to Cancel Subscriptions

Cancelling apple subscriptions could be necessary when you are charged without notice or you do not need the service anymore. In this case, you must follow the appropriate steps to ensure you continue enjoying only services you need and would wish to pay for.

1How to Cancel Subscriptions on iTunes

When you subscribe using your iTunes account to services such as Hulu Plus or Netflix, the subscription automatically renews until you turn it off. Turning off or cancelling your iTunes subscription is not so difficult a process. There are essentially two ways to do this.

Step 1: Open iTunes Store, click on your Apple ID at the top-right corner and log in to proceed.

Step 2: Go to Settings, you will find Subscriptions at the bottom of the section. Click on the Manage link.

Step 3: As with managing and cancelling subscriptions on your iOS device, you can turn off the Auto-Renewal tab to stop the service from running.

2How to Cancel Subscriptions on iPhone

Step 1: Go to settings, click on iTunes and go to the App Store.

Step 2: Click on your Apple ID, sign if this is requested or use the Touch ID option.

Step 3: Click on Subscriptions, select the subscription you want to manage, then select the Cancel Subscription option to turn it off.

If you do not see a subscription you are being charged for, ensure you signed in with your correct Apple ID. If you signed in correctly, the subscription may be from the direct provider and not from Apple.

Enjoy Your Life with Apple Music

Apple’s acquisition of Beats ensured they were finally ready to delve into the streaming music service in addition to the basic function of allowing music enthusiasts listen to their favorite, already existing music. However, in merging iTunes with Apple Music, songs are duplicated with an iCloud and original version of the same music. This is a terrible flaw as deleting the music from either iCloud or the original would make you totally lose your song.

Apple Music’s duplication of music files is a really terrible feature that makes managing these files a difficult task. However, the iMyFone TunesMate lets you manage your music files without limits.

• iMyFone TunesMate can also let you sync iTunes between PC and iOs seamlessly.
• It will help you manage your iPhone music, videos, apps and photos effectively
• Does your iTunes Library feel damaged already? iMyFone TunesMate will help you rebuild it.
• iMyFone TunesMate is a recommended tool to effectively help you manage your music files.

Transfer Music from iPhone/iPad/iPod to Computer

Step 1: Launch iMyFone TunesMate on your computer. Once this is done, connect your device – iPhone, iPod or iPad with a USB cable to the computer.

Step 2: Click on the Music icon at the top right end or you can use the ‘iTunes U/Audiobooks/Podcasts’ option located at the left corner of your device.

Step 3: Tick the songs you would want to transfer, click on ‘Export ˃ Export to PC’ and select the folder you would wish to transfer the music files then click on ‘OK’.

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Step 4: When you are done with this process, you would see an “Export Successfully” pop-up indicating that the process is complete. You can either view your transferred files by tapping the “Open Folder” option or you click on “OK” to close the window for later viewing.

Only you can determine how much you enjoy your Apple subscriptions in general. You can make the best out of these subscriptions by paying for only what you enjoy and cancelling whatever is not in use. On the other hand, if you are experiencing music file duplication problems, iMyFone TunesMate, is your go-to partner for hassle-free, exceptional Apple Music experience.

There is a place on your Mac and on your iOS device where you can view almost all of your subscriptions, including Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Music and subscriptions from any third-party apps you may have. You'll find your iCloud storage subscription in a different location. You can view, modify or cancel any of these subscriptions.

Check out How To Manage Your Apple Subscriptions On Your Mac, iPhone And iPad at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

App Subscription Ios

Video Transcript: Hi this is Gary with MacMost.com. Let me show you how you can view, change, and cancel subscriptions on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad.MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of supporters. Go to MacMost.com/patreon. There you can read more about it, join us and get exclusive content.So there are a lot of different services that you could subscribe to on your Mac or iOS device. For instance you can subscribe to Apple services, like Apple News+, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade. You can also get iCloud storage subscriptions. You can also subscribe to subscriptions inside of third party apps that you get in the App Store. There's a place you can go to on your Mac and one you can go to on your iPhone or iPad where you can view all your subscriptions and manage them or cancel them.So there are two ways to get to your Subscriptions on your Mac in macOS Catalina. One is to go to the App Store app. Once you're in there click on the icon that represents You, and it should have your name and any available balance in the bottom left hand corner. Then you'll see your account information including all of the apps that you've purchased. Click on View Information next. Now scroll down and under Manage you'll see Subscriptions. You can see I have six here. Click the Manage button to go to that screen.This lists all of your active subscriptions and ones that have expired as well. Now click on Edit, next to any of these, will allow you to change your options. What you get then depends on the type of subscription. For instance for Apple Music here, when I click Edit, I can switch from Family, Individual, or to an Annual account. Click the Back button at the bottom to go back. If I go to Apple TV you'll see I can choose between the Monthly or Annual Plan. I could see that my next billing date isn't until next year because I have the one year free. This is also where you can Cancel your free trial or your subscription.Under Apple Arcade I can go in here and I can see that I've got the $5 a month subscription. There's the Cancel button. It tells me when my next billing date is going to be. I see here's my Apple News subscription and it's Expired. I canceled it. I can go into Edit here and I can resubscribe very easily.Now the other way to get to that is to go into System Preferences and then go to Apple ID. Then click on Media & Purchases. There you'll see a button for Subscriptions. Click that and it takes you to the same place in the App Store app. The one subscription that you won't see there is your iCloud Storage subscription. Go to System Preferences and then to Apple ID. Then at the bottom you'll see iCloud Storage and a Manage button. Click that and you'll see a summary of how you're using your iCloud Storage. There will be a change of storage plan here. If you click that then you'll see your current plan, you'll see your upgrade options, and also you can click this button for downgrade options.So what about on your iPhone or iPad. Well, it's in a similar place. Go into the App Store app. Then you want to look for the icon that represents You. In this case it's at the top right corner. Tap that and you'll get to your Account page. Now you'll see Subscriptions right there. It's easy to get to. Tap Subscriptions and you'll see the same list that see on your Mac. If you tap any one of these to see all of the same options. So you can cancel, you can switch the type of subscription, you can renew subscriptions that you've canceled in the past, and everything is pretty much the same.To get to your iCloud Storage Settings you want to go into Settings and then tap on your ID at the top. Then go to iCloud and then Manage Storage. In there you'll see Change Storage Plan. Tap that and it looks pretty similar. You've got your current plan, you can upgrade, and you have downgrade options as well.

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