Dan Pražák Apple News is currently the number one application for reading news from various news servers. To maintain its leading position, Apple today introduced the Apple News+ service, which covers subscriptions to more than three hundred magazines and offers premium content from selected online magazines such as the New York Times.
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As part of Apple News+, users will have a choice of magazines in several genres, from fashion to healthy lifestyle to travel or cooking. All you have to do is pay a flat price of $9,99 a month and the subscriber gets access to all the content at once. In the case of family sharing, one single subscription will be sufficient for up to five people. In addition, Apple has promised that user preferences will not be tracked for other marketing purposes.
Content will be available in English only. That's why Apple News+ will only be available in the United States and now also in Canada. During the fall of this year, the service should then expand to Europe, specifically to the United Kingdom, and then also to Australia and New Zealand. News+ is available starting today as part of an operating system update, and Apple is offering a free trial for the first month.
