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Want to cancel Apple TV and other Apple subscriptions? Here's how.
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Want to cancel Apple TV and other Apple subscriptions? Here's how.
Just because you own an Apple TV does not mean you have an Apple TV+ subscription. Similar to an Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku, Apple TV is a media player used to stream on different devices and products. Apple TV+ is a streaming subscription service like HBO Max or Netflix.
On Apple TV+ you can stream popular and original content including shows like "Black Bird" staring Ray Liotta and "WeCrashed" staring Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto.
However, if you have subscriptions to multiple streaming services, your bills may be adding up, and you might want to cancel your Apple TV+ subscription.
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How to cancel Apple TV
After subscribing to the service, you can access Apple TV+ by connecting your Apple TV to your television using an HDMI cable or Bluetooth, says Apple. Alternatively, you can also download the Apple TV app on your other Apple devices to reach the streaming service.
How to cancel Apple TV+ from an internet browser
According to Apple Support, here is how to cancel your Apple TV+ subscription from an internet browser.
Go to tv.apple.com.
You will see an account icon at the top of the page, click on it (if you do not see the account icon click sign in and login with your Apple ID).
Choose settings.
Scroll to "Subscriptions" and click "Manage."
Select "Cancel Subscription".
How to cancel Apple TV+ from iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
If you want to cancel Apple TV+ from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch without using a browser, you can cancel the subscription from your settings app. According to Apple Support, here is how.
Open your settings app.
Tap on your name.
Tap on subscriptions.
Select the subscription you would like to cancel (in this case you would select Apple TV+).
Tap "Cancel Subscription" (you may need to scroll down to find the "Cancel Subscription" button).
If you do not see a "Cancel Subscription" button or an expiration message in red text, then your subscription has already been canceled.
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