> Apple on the other hand makes it surprisingly hard to show your active subscriptions. Bruh. Are you actually serious? Settings → Apple ID / iCloud → Subscri

> Apple on the other hand makes it surprisingly hard to show your active subscriptions. Bruh. Are you actually serious? Settings → Apple ID / iCloud → Subscriptions or App Store → Your Account → Subscriptions Such sUrPrIsInG, much hArD. In any case, if you feel that’s difficult now imagine how insurmountably Herculean it will become for you if you had to navigate the UX of multiple payment providers. > There are a lot of Apple apologists who claim Apple's payment system is superior for the customer, but that just doesn't match my experience. Apple has always immediately refunded me for shitty apps and scummy services, without question. Meanwhile apps that provide their own payment systems, like Couchsurfing (who bait-and-switched users even after charging them a $100 “forever fee”), have yet to even reply to my requests for a refund. Apple also lets me see all my recurring subscriptions from one place, warns me before renewals, and amazingly, lets me keep access to services for a few days even if I can’t make a payment on the renewal date. So yeah. If you think predators like Epic and Match/Tinder and the countless microtransaction games (with their placebo IAPs and gambling boxes that do literally nothing at all sometimes) will be as accommodating, oh boy. But of course user-hostile devs would root for nothing more than to tear down the walls protecting users.