Patrik Siwek Over the last few days, a change has appeared in the App Store, which should serve to better orient users in the huge flood of applications. As more and more paid apps switch to the unpopular subscription model in recent months, Apple has decided to reflect these changes and integrate a new set of characters into the App Store to highlight subscription apps. In addition, it will also show if the application offers at least some free trial version, usually in a similarly time-limited trial.
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David Hanak These applications now have their own separate tab, which you can find in the Applications tab and the Try it for free subtab. This change is not yet reflected in the Czech version of the App Store, but American users have it here. It should only be a matter of time before this change happens to us too. In this section you will find all the popular applications that you will be able to try as part of the free trial version.
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You can recognize these applications in the App Store by the fact that instead of the "Get" mark for downloading the application, it will say "Free trial" (or some Czech translation). All applications that require a subscription to function will have a small plus sign in their icon located in the upper right corner. At first glance, it will be clear that the application uses a subscription model. What is your opinion on the various subscription models of programs and applications? Share with us in the discussion.
Source: 9to5mac
App subscriptions are cancer. That's my opinion
As soon as the subscription and InApp purchases came, I practically stopped shopping on the AppStore.