Good news about Apple TV+ in South Africa
Apple will not raise the price of its TV+ streaming service in South Africa, a spokesperson for the company has told MyBroadband. The monthly fee will remain R124.99.
Apple will not raise the price of its TV+ streaming service in South Africa, a spokesperson for the company has told MyBroadband. The monthly fee will remain R124.99.
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