Disney Plus and Hulu just got worse to avoid Apple tax

Disney and Apple are breaking up over App Store fees
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Disney Plus and Hulu just got worse to avoid the Apple tax
Disney Plus and Hulu will no longer offer Apple App Store billing support for new and returning subscribers on iOS and iPadOS.
Disney Plus and Hulu won’t let you sign up through Apple anymore
If you want to subscribe to Disney Plus or Hulu on your iPhone, you can’t do that anymore. Support documents for Disney Plus and Hulu now say that new and returning subscribers to those streaming services can’t sign up through Apple, as reported by MacRumors.
Disney+ and Hulu Say No to Apple’s 15 to 30% Cut of the Action on Subscriptions
Disney will no longer allow you to sign up and purchase Disney+ or Hulu subscriptions through the Apple App Store.
You can no longer sign up for Hulu or Disney+ in Apple's App Store
New subscribers to Disney+ or Hulu will no longer be able to sign up through Apple's App Store, both Disney-owned platforms announced through updates to their help centers. Instead, individuals are encouraged to visit their browser sites and sign up directly with them.
You can’t sign up for Hulu or Disney+ on the App Store anymore
You can no longer sign up for Hulu or Disney+ through Apple's App Store, as Disney tries to avoid Apple's IAP fees.
Disney and Hulu Drop In-App Subscriptions
New and returning subscribers are no longer able to sign up and pay for Disney+ through Apple. However, you can see all plans and sign up directly on DisneyPlus.com and can still watch Disney+ content on supported Apple devices. These changes do not impact existing Apple-billed subscribers.
Hulu, Disney+ Ditch iOS App Store Sign-Ups
Disney joins Netflix and Spotify in bypassing the 'Apple tax.' Hulu and Disney+ users are now redirected from the iOS app to their respective websites to buy or renew a subscription.
Disney+ and Hulu No Longer Support Apple Billing
You can no longer pay for Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions using Apple billing as the apps have stopped supporting the In-App Purchase mechanism. Instead of the usual in-app subscription plans, the Disney+ and Hulu iOS apps now put up a splash screen requiring new subscribers to log in with their existing credentials.
Disney reportedly not letting new users sign up via Apple's App Store
Media conglomerate Disney (NYSE:DIS) is no longer allowing new customers sign up for Hulu or Disney+ via Apple's App Store, according to a Business Insider report from Tuesday. Disney is now telling its would-be customers to pay for subscriptions on their own site instead on Apple's App Store.
Why You Can't Subscribe to Disney+ and Hulu Through Apple Anymore
If you're an Apple user who likes to sign up and pay for services through the App Store, you'll need to scratch Hulu and Disney+ off your list: Disney is no longer allowing new and returning subscribers to its streaming platforms to register through its iOS apps.
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