IF YOU have an iPhone, you may be paying for apps or services that you don’t even use anymore – here’s how to find out.
Some iPhone users could be spending monthly on app subscriptions that they’ve forgotten about or accidentally signed up for.
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And these recurring silent payments could be taking a toll on your bank account – without you even knowing.
However, there’s a way to easily check for and cancel these subscriptions.
How to view your app subscriptions
First, you will want to head to your iPhone’s settings and then tap on your name.
Next, hit iTunes & App Store, and then tap the Apple ID link at the top.
Once there, click on View Apple ID, and then Subscriptions.
The next screen should let you view all of your subscriptions that are handled by Apple, including Apple Music.
How to cancel a subscription
Once you identify which subscription you wish to cancel, you can tap on it.
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After that, hit on Cancel Subscription – please note, if there is no Cancel button, then the subscription may already be canceled.
Cancel a subscription on your Mac
To cancel app subscriptions from your Mac, first, open the App Store app.
Then click your name – or sign in if you don’t see your name.
After that, hit Account Settings > Scroll to Subscriptions > click Manage.
Next to the subscription, tap on Edit, and click Cancel Subscription.
Cancel a subscription on your Windows PC
If you’re working with a PC, you can still cancel your subscriptions via your iTunes app.
Select Account from the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, then choose View My Account.
Click View Account, then head to the Settings section.
Next to Subscriptions, click Manage > Edit > Cancel Subscription.
