I have a Times & Sunday Times newspaper subscription and am currently running an Apple News trial subscription, and I can read those newspaper articles just fine.
If I did not have The Times & Sunday Times newspaper subscription just how much would I be able to see of this newspaper within Apple News? Would it the same?
Rationale: why would I pay for an annual Times & Sunday Times newspaper subscription if I could see the same under an Apple News subscription.
Apple News+ reportedly provides access to the full digital edition of all publications included within Apple News - such as The Times and Sunday Times.
Without the News+ subscription, you only see curated content.
Apple News+ reportedly provides access to the full digital edition of all publications included within Apple News - such as The Times and Sunday Times.
Without the News+ subscription, you only see curated content.
Indeed, why would you subscribe directly to the Times/Sunday Times digital edition with options like these…?
Apple News+ - Apple (UK) (£9.99 mo. after free trial)
Times Digital Subscription (£26 mo. after free trial)
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/subscribe/digital/
Apple One - Apple (UK) (£14.95 mo. after free trial) - includes bundled Apple Services - Apple Music, TV+, Arcade, iCloud (50GB), News+ and Fitness+
Thanks for the response @lotuspilot.
in summary, I’m contemplating the AppleOne subscription to combine all my Apple elements. It makes financial sense.
I was one of the very first Times & Sunday Times subscribers and I am very content with the content (pun intended!). However, my main concern is what content do I see with the Apple News aspect. Do I get to read ALL of the Times & Sunday Times content OR just a selection with the News App. This is the most important aspect for me.
Apple News- The Times subscription
