How To Cancel Your Free Trial Of Apple News+ So You Don’t Get Charged $9.99?

Apple blessed us with its fresh all-you-can-eat magazine and news subscription service, Apple News+, on the 25th of last month.

If you began to use it that very day, your free one month trial must be almost done by now, and you will automatically get charged $9.99 i.e 3,596.40 naira on Thursday to keep using it for another month. Not to worry though, it is simple to cancel if you do not wish to continue.

Apple News+ is amazing for those that read several magazines and newspapers and the people who might have given out more money, every month, for individual subscriptions. The access you are granted to The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair and other quality magazines makes it very difficult to ignore for some.

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But this is not the case for everybody, especially those that do not fancy magazine subscriptions or the people that do not like being limited to reading stories inside the application.

Therefore, if you wish to cancel it, do this:

How Can I Cancel My Free Trial Of Apple News+ So I Don’t Get Charged $9.99?

  1. Launch the Apple News+ on your iOS device. Whether its your iPad, iPhone or Mac.
  2. Click the menu button on the top-left side of the app.
  3. Go to the bottom and select “Manage subscriptions.”
  4. Tap Apple News+ subscription.
  5. Then click “Cancel free trial.”

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You will instantly lose access to Apple News+ when it is cancelled, but you are allowed to subscribe again in future if you choose to.

You will still be able to gain access to all of the free content in Apple News, but you will no longer view the several magazines and premium stories from The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times.

Do not forget to do this before Thursday or you will be charged $9.99 for one month.

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