It's not just you. It seems like practically every streaming service got more expensive in the last year.

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Apple TV+ joined competitors and raised its prices this week.

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Netflix just announced it's raising prices — again

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Netflix users will have to shell out more each month to keep their plan.

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All the secret Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple, and Spotify benefits you get as a subscriber

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Prime, Netflix, and Spotify subscribers can get hidden extra benefits.

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How to make $10,000 a month or more on OnlyFans, according to creators

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Bryce Adams always wears sunglasses or a mask in the content she posts publicly, as a way to protect her identity.

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How Disney, Netflix, and more streaming companies are fighting FTC's 'click to cancel' proposal

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Brian Cox in HBO's "Succession."

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Elon Musk says Twitter will soon let publishers charge to read content on a 'per article basis with one click'

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Elon Musk acquired Twitter on October 27.

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You can ask Elon Musk anything on Twitter if you pay him $4 a month with new 'Subscriptions' feature

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Elon Musk at the 2022 Met Gala.

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The FTC proposes 'Click to Cancel' rule that would make it easier — and cheaper — to cancel subscriptions and memberships

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In the world of free trials, streaming services, and fancy gyms, the FTC is introducing rules that would protect the consumer from getting bogged down in automatic renewals and tough cancellation processes.

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The FTC wants to help you cancel that membership or subscription once and for all, aiming to reduce the ways companies force you to struggle

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FTC chair Lina Khan

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Subway will sell 50% discounts for its footlong sandwiches to app users — and they could sell out within hours

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Subway to sell 250,000 Footlong Pass subscriptions starting March 21.

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