• @flames5123
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      58 months ago

      Huh? You can buy it from the app. Therefore they don’t care about the 30% fee. They’re doing this just to spite you and make it difficult to cancel.

    • @[email protected]
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      128 months ago

      This is the case. If you buy it via Google Play, you can edit or end your subscription via Google Play. If you did not, you need to use the desktop app to manage your subscription.

  • @GhostTheToast
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    358 months ago

    Ehh, I’m sure it’s something like if they let you manage your subscription through the play store, Google is entitled to their 30% cut. If you subscribe through desktop, they’d like to keep 100% of the money opposed to 70%. Might be off base, but I’d wager that’s the reason

  • @[email protected]
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    Because more obstacles in your way like this give you more opportunity to get discouraged and just leave the subscription active longer.

  • @[email protected]
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    208 months ago

    Did you actually purchased the subscription on the app, or you just mean that it’s possible to do so?

    If you subscribed somewhere else, the monopolistic owners of the app stores explicitly forbid to manage subscriptions in that case.

    If you subscribed on the app, just cancel in the play store, subscription panel (I never subscribed to any app, I boycott software with subscriptions)

  • @the_q
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    deleted by creator

  • Chozo
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    I could’ve sworn this practice was recently outlawed? If not, it 100% should be. If you can buy a subscription from one location, you should be able to cancel it from the same location. I feel like I remember reading about a case recently regarding notoriously hard-to-cancel gym memberships resulting in a requirement that you could cancel subscriptions whenever and wherever you wanted, but maybe I’m misremembering.

    • @regbin_
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      28 months ago

      There’s also higher quality live streaming.

    • @cosmicrookieOP
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      28 months ago

      For me, its exclusively to be able to share larger files through it

        • @cosmicrookieOP
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          28 months ago

          It’s especially images and videos that load in the actual channel. I too use mega, Dropbox, one drive, Google drive etc but yeah I pay to not have to upload there, and share the link to that. Call me lazy

  • BarrierWithAshes
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    Doesn’t even make sence because the app is just chromium. Theres no way it cant render the manage page.

    • @cosmicrookieOP
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      27 months ago

      The thing though is, that the communities I’m in don’t just move.

      • CronyAkatsuki
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        17 months ago

        Completely understandable problem, same for me where I have managed to move some smaller part of my community to xmpp but most would want to move to matrix.

        With the way things are in my communitty I will prob just selfhost matrix server just to see how it goes.

  • @zipzoopaboop
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    18 months ago

    At least you don’t have to mail in a request to quit I guess

  • @[email protected]
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    -78 months ago

    That’s the wonderful thing about the free market. You can cancel your subscription to discord nitro at any time and there’s nothing they can do about it. That’s all you have to do. Just cancel it then. You’ll never have to worry about whether or not you can manage anything from the app because you won’t need to. Isn’t it amazing what you could do with your brain and your own money?