How to cancel subscriptions on an Android device using the Google Play Store

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You can cancel subscriptions on an Android device through the Google Play Store, where you can review and manage your device-based subscriptions.
If you want to cancel one or more of your subscriptions, you’ll need to locate it among the list under the “Subscriptions” menu in the store’s settings.
When you cancel your subscriptions, you can still use it until the last day of the month you’ve paid for.
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Nowadays, it’s not hard to find people with multiple subscription services. In fact, with all the gaming, music, TV, and film streaming content out there — not to mention health and food apps — it’s almost impossible not to be signed up for some form of monthly paid service.

Of course, keeping track of all of those subscriptions can be difficult, but Android’s Google Play Store makes it easier by giving you access to all of your subscriptions in one place within the app.

If you want to cancel a subscription, you can do it directly from the Google Play Store app, with no need to log in to the app itself.

When you cancel a subscription, you will still be able to use the service until the month you’ve already paid for runs out. After that, your access will end, and you will either no longer be able to use the service or revert to the app’s non-premium version.

Here’s how to cancel subscriptions in the Google Play Store