Apple TV+ subscribers who have paid for an annual or monthly plan have begun receiving emails from Apple letting them know that they'll be credited $4.99 for each month subscribed through January 2021. The amount varies based on Apple TV+ pricing in other countries, including $5.99 per month in Canada and $7.99 per month in Australia.
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The credit will be applied to a subscriber's Apple ID and can be used for games, movies, and other Apple services. Apple says the credits are being provided as means of thanking users for subscribing to the service.
this is interesting... pic.twitter.com/n2R8uspGYU — Dylan Taylor (@Dylaantaylor) November 15, 2020
Last month, Apple TV+ subscribers who have free access to the service through an eligible device purchase beginning in September 2019 were sent emails by Apple letting them know that the one-year trial would be extended until February 2021. Apple says the trial extensions are being offered so Apple TV+ subscribers have more time to check out the latest Apple original content.
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The offer can only be redeemed one time per Apple ID or Family Sharing group. If you buy additional devices you will not get additional trial time.I have not paid for it since Apple TV+ launched, due to always buying new devices.
I just bought the iPhone 12 Pro Max (Pacific Blue) so I should be set for another year, if they are still doing that?
What happens after February?
:apple:
Ted Lasso and morning wars are worth watching. ?I haven't felt moved to actually watch a single show on mine.
But you can stop finding jacob after 3 episodes. The mystery is better than knowing about the stupid ending.And Tehran, finding jacob, greyhound, the banker