Are you spending way too much money online? Chances are, it’s time to cancel subscriptions you aren’t using anymore.

These may include excessive online streaming platforms and eCommerce websites charging monthly fees. 

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Check the ones you have and delete the ones you don’t need. Here’s how to do it on your Android phone and iPhone.

Google owns Android, meaning the Google app is your platform for checking and deactivating subscriptions. Here’s how to do it on your mobile device:

These options will let you check your online registrations for various services. Tap Cancel Subscription if you would like to stop paying for a specific one. 

The steps are similar if you want to check and remove subscriptions on your computer. The only difference is you’ll follow them on google.com:

You may track a delivery, renew a subscription, or remove a reservation depending on the selected item. Tap Cancel Subscription if you would like to cease online payments for one.

iPhones and iPads have different operating systems, so Apple users have a unique way of removing subscriptions:

You may track a delivery, renew a subscription, or cancel a reservation depending on the selected item. Tap Cancel Subscription if you would like to cease online payments for one.

The top of the page shows your Active subscriptions. Select the Inactive section for expired ones. Then, select a specific service and then tap Cancel Subscription. 

MakeUseOf says you should deactivate subscriptions at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Consequently, you’ll avoid renewing your subscription and paying for another month.

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