Like most people, you’re probably tired of overspending on subscriptions. But there is also some good news. The Federal Trade Commission’s new “Click to Cancel” rules promise to make it easier to end subscriptions you no longer need. The bad news is that this rule doesn’t go into effect immediately.
In the meantime, we recommend that you start tracking all the subscriptions you actively use and which ones you can cancel. If you have multiple streaming services, such as: Netflix, spotify, disney plus or Amazon Prime, or a mobile protection service like apple carethese costs can put a significant strain on your budget.
Learn how to find all the services you pay a monthly fee on your mobile device. apple store your iPhone or via Google Play androidexplains how to cancel things you don’t need.
If you want to save money in other ways, check out 10 ways to save money on streaming services and How to save money on TV streaming with these easy tricks.
Find and cancel subscriptions on iPhone
You can find all your monthly subscriptions from the Apple Store in several places on your iPhone, but the easiest one is from Settings. To do this, setting Applications, tap your name Please hit at the top Regular purchase In the first section. Here you’ll see a list of all active (and inactive) subscriptions you’ve signed up for from apps you downloaded from the App Store.
Subscriptions can also be found in the App Store app.
[アクティブ]Below you’ll see all your current paid subscriptions, along with the name of the app or service, a short description, next billing date, and price. To cancel an active subscription, tap on the subscription and press the red icon Cancel your subscription Tap the button at the bottom of the page, confirm in the popup that appears.
If you cancel, we will notify you of the period during which you will have access to the Paid Services.
Most subscriptions give you access to paid services until the end of your billing period. However, some apps do not allow you to continue using their services, so you should read the details to find out what happens if you cancel. Once canceled, the subscription will remain in the active section but will be displayed in red text when it expires.
Find and cancel your subscription on Android
Unlike iOS, Android runs on devices from different brands such as Samsung, Google, and Motorola, but luckily these versions of Android all have a Google Play Store, so you can easily find your monthly subscription and cancellations are the same no matter which mobile phone you use. I am using.
To find all your subscriptions, go to Play Store Launch the application and tap your profile picture or first name initial that appears in the top right corner. Payment and subscription > Regular purchase.Here you will see a list of active and inactive subscriptions.
Each subscription includes the next payment date.
If you want to cancel your subscription, tap on it and press the green button Cancel your subscription button. The Play Store may ask you to consider other cheaper subscriptions or ask you why you want to cancel. Accept the prompts and continue until you see a completely green display. Cancel your subscription button. Pressing this will cancel your subscription, but you will still have access until the end of your billing period.
Skip any prompts that try to prevent you from canceling.
