It seems like every app offers some sort of subscription these days.
Once you’re paying for a subscription, you have to take extra care to get out of it.
Uninstalling the app won’t get it done.
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That’s a big part of why many apps have switched to subscription payment models.
Paying $0.99 once and using the app for many years isn’t very profitable.
Developers put a lot of work into their apps.
$0.99 per user isn’t a recipe for long-term success for most indie developers.
If you continue to use and enjoy an app, it makes sense to continue to support the developer.
That being said, you do need to take extra steps to cancel an app subscription.
you could still be paying a subscription for an app that isn’t even installed on your phone.
In a perfect world, uninstalling an app would also cancel associated subscriptions.
Subscriptions are here to stay, so keep an eye on them.
Related:How to Cancel a Google Play Store or Android App Subscription
