Financial Times: possible to share subscription?
I installed the FT app on my iPhone and considering subscribing to it.
As I don't yet know what's involved in the process of subscribing and also the relatively significant cost of £4/£6 per week I'd like to see if I could share the cost and access to the app/website with one or two others I'd find online.
Good idea/possible?
Possible, but a bit unethical.
FT.com allows you to put their app on as many devices as you like, but they really should be your device. A better option would be to log in with your credentials on your friend's tablet, through the browser (ft.com). Still unethical, but less likely to get your subscription cancelled for unauthorized use.
- My Coke Rewards Magazine Subscription? So I have enough points to get a full year Cosmopolitan magazine subscription but it's for regular magazines and I would LOVE if I could get it Digital (iPad, iPhone whatever). Does anyone know if I can do that?
- Is it possible to buy an iphone and NOT have to buy the plan? Is this possible and how? I'm trying to convince my parents to buy me an iPhone, but which one do I buy and can it be used without the plan for $40 or $30? All my friends keep saying different things and iim afraid the store will just sell me the expensive one.
- I WhatsApp subscription on iOS treated as In-App purchase or something else? If you are an iPhone and WhatsApp user, you might have had to pay the yearly subscription fee. As an iOS developer I'm curious how they deal with this payment. Apple is notoriously strict with not letting developers take payments other than via In-App Purchases (which brings them a 30% cut).
- How to watch MTV VMASs without cable subscription? About a year ago I got rid of cable, and have Apple TV with Hulu plus Netflix and Amazon prime videos. Is there anyway to watch the VMAs with what I have? I even would be fine if there was away to watch it on my phone or laptop because I could use AirPlay with my iphone, but it does lag when I airplay on my laptop. W