Those who have been paying for Netflix through iTunes for years will soon have to say goodbye to their low, discounted rates. The company confirmed it The Verge announced that it has begun removing users’ access to the iTunes billing plan for the streaming service. Netflix spokeswoman Momo Zhao told the publication that “basic plan members who use the iTunes payment method” will now have to pay the company directly using a credit or debit card.
Netflix stopped giving permission new customers sign up for in-app subscriptions on Apple devices in 2018 to avoid paying commissions to the latter. This allowed those who already paid through Apple to retain their payment preferences and at least one person they said they still enjoy the service’s $10-a-month price tag, still ditching their grandfathered prices.
Company He destroyed his $10 master plan In the US and UK last year, it was the cheapest ad-free option in the regions. then a The increase in prices a few months after that event, new customers must pay at least $15.49 to get an ad-free browsing experience. The ad-supported option now sets them back $7 a month, while the Premium tier, which comes with four devices and Ultra HD support, costs subscribers $23. Customers who previously paid through iTunes will now have to pay those prices, that is, if they still want to keep their subscriptions active.
