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Because Apple doesn’t want free trials to be “bait” to convince you to pay later. The idea is that you authorize payment and start your subscription at the very
by baddox 6y ago
Because Apple doesn’t want free trials to be “bait” to convince you to pay later. The idea is that you authorize payment and start your subscription at the very beginning, whether or not there is a free trial. With any subscription, you can always cancel at any time (but you won’t get any of your money back, of course). The free trial period works the exact same way.
- nottorp 6y agoBut the free trial is there so I can decide if i need the subscription. Why start the subscription before I decided? This is some twisted logic that tries to make a customer hostile feature look friendly.