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I noticed this the other day, I had seen on my desktop that YouTube was £11.99 per month. When I was out, i had forgotten to sync my songs but I wanted music f
by Fifer82 8y ago
I noticed this the other day, I had seen on my desktop that YouTube was £11.99 per month. When I was out, i had forgotten to sync my songs but I wanted music for the day so I went to try YouTube Premium.
£15.99 per month. I could have sworn it was £11.99.....
I deleted my YouTube app, and signed up for £11.99. Reinstalled my YouTube app and it was Premium.
I am being told to "get the app as it is better" and yet evidence suggests that having the app cost me £48 a year in this situation.
That is ridiculous surely?
- kristofferR 8y agoThe price increase has nothing to do with if the app is installed or not, just wether you sign up through the app (where Apple takes a cut, usually leading to a price increase) or not. It's the same with most other multi-platform services, never subscribe using iOS apps if signing up through their website is possible.
- Fifer82 8y agoWhat is the difference? You have the app, and safari opens up all links in the YouTube app. You get rid of the app, and safari opens the youtube website. Getting the App costs you a 33% tax over not having the app in this circumstance.