Apple updates its news app with a magazine subscription. Here’s everything you need to know. Apple News is getting a major makeover. The platform will presently have content from magazines like The New Yorker, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Variety and more. Apple’s magazine subscription service will be called “Apple News Plus”.
Apple News Plus will offer more than 300 magazines crosswise over different topics like entertainment, fashion, news, politics, wellbeing, and lifestyle. Every one of these magazines will be offered in one package.
The magazine membership administration will have a comparable format like the first Apple News. Users who subscribe to the service will get access to the latest issues, and also digital live covers of magazines.
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“All Apple News clients in the US, Canada, UK and Australia can continue to enjoy the free news experience within the app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, including access to Top Stories, Trending Stories and a customized feed of articles,” said Apple.
Apple News Plus will likewise have premium digital subscriptions like The Skimm. Apple has additionally presented newspapers like the Los Angeles Times and The Wall Street Journal on the updated Apple News Plus.
Apple also guarantees security saying that advertisers won’t follow clients Apple News Plus will be available in the US for $9.99 every month.
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Apple is also offering family sharing at no additional accuse and with dedicated profiles for spared content. Also, the first month of Apple News Plus will be free for users. To sign up for Apple News+, customers need an update to iOS 12.2 or macOS 10.14.4.
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