3 ms·
Apple asks you if you want to keep or cancel your subscription when you uninstall an app that has an active sub. There’s also several entry points to the UI, in
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
Apple asks you if you want to keep or cancel your subscription when you uninstall an app that has an active sub. There’s also several entry points to the UI, including from the App Store and Settings. Ideally there’d be a deep link option for other apps to link into it, but I’d say Apple clearly has a better experience and makes it easier to cancel these subscriptions.
https://ibb.co/JBz5Rgh https://ibb.co/JBz5Rgh
- criley2 4y agoBased on the support that I provide to my iOS parents and grandparents, I think the Apple UX is unacceptably bad. Fwiw, google has every feature you listed, so that's not "clearly better". Weird to call something "clearly better" when you don't even do a comparison, you just list features.
- mynameisvlad 4y agoI mean, it is “clearly better” in that it provides all that Google has, plus a prompt to cancel the subscription, something grandparent comment specifically complained about Google not having. That alone is a “clearly better” experience. It’s also a comment; what do you expect, an ASCII table giving you a play by play of every feature? You are free to have your own anecdotal experiences but that doesn’t change that objectively, Apple has a slight leg up.