After launching Apple TV+ in November 2019 , Apple has consistently given a year-long free trial of its streaming video service — and sometimes more — to anyone who has purchased a new compatible device.
Now, that’s set to change. The company has silently updated the Apple TV+ terms to reduce the trial to three months when you buy a new Apple gadget . Here’s what the full text says:
This means that any device activated till the end of this month will get one year of the free trial. After that, you’ll get only three months free, and subsequent service will cost you $4.99 per month.
Apple’s new move indicates that the company is not bothered about raking up subscriber numbers, and is now shifting gears to make some money
Apple TV+ has some great titles such as The Morning Show, Ted Lasso, and Servent. However, it’s not an endless pit of content like Netflix. So you may want to subscribe to the service for only a month or two when new seasons of your favorite shows air.
Earlier this month, Apple released the streaming app across all Android TV devices .
