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It is difficult to imagine that some apps won't take advantage of this and since Apple takes their cut that cut will only be bigger. Is this sort of thing lawfu
by type0 4y ago
It is difficult to imagine that some apps won't take advantage of this and since Apple takes their cut that cut will only be bigger. Is this sort of thing lawful in the EU?
- vladvasiliu 4y agoJudging by other practices I've seen in France, I'd say it's legal, but they have to notify you. That means "let you know", not ask for confirmation. I've had several times get my mobile phone or internet subscriptions "improved" with some useless extra, like more GB (I barely use what I have) or more TV channels (I don't even own a tv) for the low price or 2-3 €, which is like a 20% increase. They usually take the form of a "free" add-on for three months, and then you have to pay. They typically message you, and you may cancel that option. But if you don't pay attention, you'll have to pay for it.