Apple’s iCloud+ gets a big upgrade in India, now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra cost
- On Tuesday, September 15, Apple announced that subscribers in India will gain access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no additional cost under their iCloud+ subscription, discontinuing separate subscriptions.
- This change is part of a wider subscription revamp across more than 100 countries, while Apple TV simultaneously expands to 59 additional markets, taking its global availability to 170 countries.
- Plans start at Rs 75 per month for 50GB, while higher tiers are priced at Rs 219 and Rs 749 per month, with options to share the plan with up to five Family members.
- Existing Apple One customers can continue using their current plans without automatic transition, though Apple One will no longer be available to new subscribers in India.
- Airtel postpaid customers can access the expanded offering through select eligible plans, while Apple Music remains a separate subscription requiring individual purchase.
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Apple is discontinuing standalone Apple TV and Apple Arcade subscriptions in India, with both services now included with iCloud+ plans starting at Rs 75 per month. Apple is ending standalone Apple TV and Apple Arcade subscriptions in India and bundling both services with iCloud+ plans at no additional cost, starting from Rs 75 per month.
Apple iCloud+ users to get free Apple TV and Arcade access, Apple One discontinued for new users
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