PSA: Subscriptions Cost More When Bought on an iPhone!

Delta Media in latest news 0 comments 10 JAN 2017

It’s convenient that you can buy subscriptions right through your phone. You don’t need a long trek to a store so you can pick a voucher card. From services like PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live to renewing prepaid phones, your phone is a hub for payments these days. However, there’s an important fact you should know so you can avoid getting ripped off if you have an iPhone or iPad: whenever you make an in-app purchase, Apple takes 30% of the profits and the developer gets the other 70%. This applies to everything from free-to-play game credits to subscriptions for music streaming…

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