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Should you decide that you do want to subscribe to News Plus later on, you can sign back up through the News app, though you will not get another month-long trial when you do.

Once your service is canceled, you’ll no longer have access to the articles that require News Plus, whether you’ve saved them to read later or not. If you’re canceling the service you’ve been billed for, you will be able to use Apple News Plus for the remainder of the 30 days that have been paid for, after which point, it will cancel.

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If you are canceling your trial before the full month ends, your service will terminate immediately, and you will lose the remainder of your trial.

Click “Cancel Free Trial” (or “Cancel Subscription”).

Select “Edit’ next to the Apple News Plus subscription.

Things are a little easier on the Mac since you can access the subscription management section of the App Store directly from the News app.

Tap “Cancel Free Trial” (or “Cancel Subscription” if you’re already past the free trial).

Tap on the Apple News Plus subscription under the “Active” banner.

Tap on your avatar in the upper right corner.

Tap Cancel Free Trial (or “Cancel Subscription” if you’re already past the free trial)įrom the App Store Managing subscriptions on iOS.

Scroll to the bottom and tap Manage Subscriptions.

On an iPhone, tap the Following tab on the lower right on an iPad, view the Channels and Topics list on the left.

You can do it from the News app itself or through the App Store. There are two ways to cancel your subscription on an iPhone or iPad. But if you aren’t planning to read a lot of magazine articles in the News app, it’s probably time to cancel your trial before you’re charged. If you’re a reader of the magazines and newspapers that are available in Apple News Plus, it might be worth keeping the service, provided you can put up with its weird and sometimes incongruous interface. Apple’s premium newspaper and magazine subscription service, News Plus, launched on March 25th, which means that if you signed up for the month-long free trial, your free ride is over, and you will be charged $9.99 per month going forward.