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Apple is expanding App Store subscription capabilities. App developers should watch what new bundles, group purchasing and cancellation messaging could mean for growth and retention.
Maryland’s automatic renewal law is now in effect. Consumer subscription teams should review disclosures, trial notices and cancellation flows for Maryland customers.
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2025’s biggest recurring-payments moves weren’t just about processing scale. They were about ownership of the decision layer that increasingly determines renewal success and revenue.
Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island privacy laws are now live, raising the bar for customer data requests, opt-outs, and data-sharing controls across the subscription stack.
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Charter’s Q1 results show the cable bundle being rebuilt around broadband, mobile, and streaming app access as operators look for new ways to protect retention.
The acquisition signals a broader shift as payment platforms move closer to offer decisioning, customer identity, promotions, and lifetime value.
The new structure lets app developers outside the U.S. and Singapore offer annual-style commitments paid monthly, creating new pricing, billing, disclosure and support considerations.
Video subscription service accused of violating federal and California privacy laws by sharing subscriber viewing data without proper consent
Apple increases ad-free streaming service by 30%, from $9.99 to $12.99 per month effective Aug. 21. Existing subscribers will see higher rate on next bill
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