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So you can cancel subscriptions to Android apps and games

So you can cancel subscriptions to Android apps and games

There are three types of apps and games on Google Play: those that are 100% free, those that are paid to download, and those that are free to download but require periodic payment to use them (in whole or in part). . additional functions). The latter, cataloged as “subscription apps“, they can be a problem ...

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Huge special offers for subscriptions and for everyone

Huge special offers for subscriptions and for everyone

Note for people who want to buy their PS Plus subscription cheap: New special offers are coming up. They affect all formulas and all players, whether subscribers or not. The PlayStation Plus was in decline following the launch of the two new formulas. Subscribers fled the service en masse. Forced by day-one releases and extremely ...

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World of Warcraft: End of Subscriptions Soon?  And it’s very serious

World of Warcraft: End of Subscriptions Soon? And it’s very serious

game news World of Warcraft: End of Subscriptions Soon? And it’s very serious Published on 05/18/2023 at 18:41 Share : To justify its acquisition of Activision-Blizzard, Microsoft makes very interesting promises to gamers: many of the publisher’s games would be playable anywhere in cloud gaming, including titles like World of Warcraft… which would also change ...

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Subscriptions are growing, but Spotify continues to lose money

Subscriptions are growing, but Spotify continues to lose money

It has been confirmed that Spotify’s paid subscriptions grew faster than expected in the first quarter of the year. However, the streaming giant continues to lose money. The good news for the company is that its paid subscriptions grew 15% above analysts’ expectations. But it doesn’t stop there, since monthly users increased again, more precisely ...

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Netflix is ​​closing its DVD-by-mail subscriptions

Netflix is ​​closing its DVD-by-mail subscriptions

Netflix is ​​discontinuing its DVD Mail service. (Which, yes, it still worked — for now.) “After an incredible 25 years, we have decided to shut down DVD.com later this year,” Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos wrote. “Our goal has always been to provide the best service to our members, but as the business continues to shrink, ...