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Thank you for the information. So yeah, any US-only (or rather non-EU) apps you will lose if you converted. Also I’m guessing you’re going to get hit with fore
by joshstrange 3y ago
Thank you for the information.
So yeah, any US-only (or rather non-EU) apps you will lose if you converted. Also I’m guessing you’re going to get hit with foreign currency conversion fees by your CC (obviously not a problem if you move and get a bank account in your new region).
This is a US-centric view but plenty of stuff launches in the US first and so you won’t get access to those things until they make their way to the EU.
Sounds like a lot of headache to get a browser (or alternative app/app stores).
- swiftcoder 3y agoYeah, and the not every app handles the transition very well. For example, Facebook prompted me to install their new Threads social network for months before they actually released in on the EU appstore - presumably because their internal tracking data still thinks of my account as US-based.