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• Most subscriptions automatically renew unless you cancel them.
• If you cancel, you can keep using the subscription until the next billing date.
• If you cancel during a trial period, you might lose access to content immediately.

If you signed up for a free or discounted trial subscription and you don't want to renew it, cancel it at least 24 hours before the trial ends.

Canceling subscriptions is slightly different in Israel, South Africa, and Turkey. Learn about special circumstances for these countries and regions.

How to see or cancel subscriptions on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

1. Open the Settings app.
2. Tap your name.
3. Tap Subscriptions.
   
4. Tap the subscription that you want to manage. Don't see the subscription that you're looking for?
5. Tap Cancel Subscription. (Or if you want to cancel Apple One but keep some subscriptions, tap Choose Individual Services.) If you don’t see Cancel, the subscription is already canceled and won't renew.

See or cancel subscriptions on your Mac

1. Open the App Store app.
2. Click the sign-in button or your name at the bottom of the sidebar.
3. Click View Information at the top of the window. You might be asked to sign in.
4. On the page that appears, scroll until you see Subscriptions, then click Manage.
   
5. Click Edit next to the subscription that you want. Don't see the subscription that you're looking for?
6. Click Cancel Subscription. If you don’t see Cancel Subscription, then the subscription is already canceled and won't renew.

See or cancel subscriptions on your Apple Watch

1. On your Apple Watch, open the App Store.
2. Scroll to Account and tap it.
3. Tap Subscriptions.
4. Tap the subscription that you want. Don't see the subscription that you're looking for?
5. Tap Cancel Subscription. If you don’t see Cancel Subscription, then the subscription is already canceled and won't renew.

See or cancel subscriptions on Apple TV

On Apple TV, you can edit subscriptions only for tvOS apps that are installed on that Apple TV. For Apple TV (3rd generation or earlier), use an iOS or iPadOS device or computer to manage your subscriptions.

1. Open Settings.
2. Select Users & Accounts, then select your account.
3. Select Subscriptions.
   
4. Choose the subscription that you want to manage, then select Cancel Subscription. If you don’t see Cancel Subscription, then the subscription is already canceled and won't renew.

If you don't have an Apple device

To see or cancel your subscriptions, use iTunes on a Windows PC or follow the steps for your Android device or other device.

If you don't see the subscription that you're looking for

If you tried to see or cancel a subscription and you can't find the subscription that you're looking for, check the following things. Or contact Apple Support.

Is the subscription billed through another company?

On your bank statement, find the charge for the subscription. If it does not say iTunes, Apple, or something similar, the subscription might not be billed through Apple.

Get help with subscriptions that aren't billed through Apple.

Did a family member sign up for the subscription?

A Family Sharing organizer can’t manage subscriptions for other family members. Ask your family members to change or cancel their subscriptions from their own devices or when they're signed in with their own Apple ID. You can also use Ask to Buy to control what kids buy.

Turn on Ask to Buy.

Did you subscribe with a different Apple ID?

To see subscriptions for a different Apple ID, sign in with that Apple ID, then follow the steps in this article.

Do you need to manage iCloud storage or AppleCare plans?

Downgrade your iCloud storage plan.

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Manage an AppleCare+ plan or AppleCare Protection Plan.

Learn more

• What is a subscription?
• Request a refund.
• Learn what to do about unfamiliar charges.
• Learn how to switch your subscription to a different plan, such as plan that you can pay annually or a plan that you can share with family.
• To see when subscriptions were billed to you and at what price, check your purchase history.
• If you don't receive receipts when a subscription renews, you might have turned off renewal receipts. If you want to receive receipts, follow the steps in this article, then turn on Receive Renewal Receipts.

Why is Mac Mail not working?

With a new macOS out there, some Mac users have encountered Mac Mail problems following an attempt to update to macOS Catalina.

If you are experiencing any of the problems listed below, we’ve got fixes to get your Mac Mail working as it should. Despite numerous improvements from the previous operating system, there weren't too many changes made to the Mail App in Catalina.

However, there have, and were numerous reports of the app crashing or unexpectedly quitting, which is why fixes and workarounds are currently needed to ensure the Mail app works as it should.

Here are a number of problems and 12 fixes for those who've encountered unexpected issues with Mac Mail.

1. Mail not launching since macOS Catalina update

This is one of the most common problems people keep encountering, and it seems the fix is pretty simple too.

Fix: Launch the Mac Mail app from your Applications

If Mail launches that way, drag the icon out of the Dock. Once that has vanished, drag the icon — a copy of it will be made —back into the Dock. Then close Mail and attempt to open it again via the Dock. Providing that works, your problem is fixed.

Tip: Control + Click the Mail app icon to reveal 'Open' command in the context menu.

2. Mail crashing or running slow

Now, if the above solution doesn't work and Mail is either crashing or running slowly, there are other ways you can get it working smoothly again. No one can be without access to email for too long!

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Fix 1: Force Quit the Mail app

Do this the usual way, and if that doesn't work, move onto the next step.

Fix 2: Restart Mail using the Activity Monitor

1. Go to Activity Monitor through Spotlight, Siri or Utilities.
2. Type ‘Mail’ into the search function.
3. Now click on the X symbol to force close.
4. Attempt to restart the usual way - or take it out of the Dock and put it back in (fix #1), before trying to restart the Mail app.

Fix 3: Delete saved Mail states

If the solutions above don't work, let’s start to clear out some prior-state files on your Mac.

This requires going into your hidden Library folders.

1. Open Finder > Go to Folder...
2. Now hold the Option key and Select Library to open these folders.
3. Find this folder: Containers > com.apple.mail > Data > Library > Saved Application State

1. Within that, move this folder into Trash: com.apple.mail.savedState
2. Empty the Trash and try to restart Mac Mail the usual way.

Important: Back up the mentioned folder so you can put it back if something goes wrong.

If that has worked, you can restart Mail and it should be running smoothly. If not, there are other solutions below, and some that don't involve quite so much digging within Library folders and files - which aren't always so easy to find for those who aren't Mac power users.

3. Mail folders missing

In some cases, these problems have caused Mail folders to go missing - without those the app won’t work, so there are solutions to these that most users can manage without too much difficulty to get the Mail app working again.

Fix: Check your Mail Connections

1. Open the Mail app.
2. Go to the Window in the top menu and click on Connection Doctor.
3. This will show whether there are problems with connecting to the Mail app.
4. Now re-check account settings and delete and re-add your Mail account to reset this.
5. Your Mail app and every email should be accessible again.

4: Mail app is slow

Sometimes your Mail is slow because it has to deal with tons of open windows buried beneath other apps.

Fix: Merge Mail windows

Specifically for this your email client has a lesser-known command called 'Merge All Windows'.
Click on Mail > Window
Now, choose 'Merge All Windows'
Close the redundant windows to minimize the impact on your Mail's memory. Hopefully, it will get snappier.

5: Mail app junk

As outlined above, there are a number of fixes for Mail not working. Some of them require a certain amount of technical confidence and know-how. It is also worth noting that deleting the wrong folder or file within Library could disable another app accidentally. But, luckily, there's a software that can do all the fixing for you.

Fix 1: Repair Mail settings with CleanMyMac X

CleanMyMac X is a Mac maintenance app that is notarized by Apple. It's developed by MacPaw, the makers of various productivity tools for Mac. The latest version of CleanMyMac has tools that help you troubleshoot Mail, beyond other things.

1. Download CleanMyMac X free edition.
2. Click on Mail Attachments.

Now, if you click Scan, the app will search for unnecessary files in Mail it can delete.

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Now open Mail again — it should be working as good as new.

Fix 2: Reset the Mail App (nuclear option)

One of the quick fixes that works in 99% of the cases is to “reset” the Mail App. I use CleanMyMac X for this operation. It doesn’t delete the program itself but brings it back to its default state. This operation solves many app conflicts and incompatibilities. Also, your user files stay safe and are not being affected.

To enable this feature you need to do one preliminary step: open CleanMyMac X Preferences.

Have you installed CleanMyMac X? Ok, let's go.
Click CleanMyMac X (in the upper menu) > Preferences.
Click on Ignore List and choose Uninstaller.
Uncheck 'Ignore system applications' box.

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We've just allowed CleanMyMac X to reset your Mail app.

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The reset procedure:

1. Launch the Uninstaller tool in CleanMyMac X.
2. Choose Mail app in the list of Apple apps.
3. Click on the Uninstall button with arrows — this reveals the Reset button.
4. Click Reset.

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As we mentioned above, CleanMyMac X is a really useful Mac performance improvement app. It comes with a whole load of features and tools that improve how a Mac runs, and can get your Mail app up and running again without stress or it taking very long. Hope you are receiving mail again — stay tuned for more Mac tips.