Learn how to stop receiving Apple subscription renewal emails every time one of your subscription apps or services charges your payment method on file.
To help you stay on top of your subscriptions, Apple, by default, sends renewal receipts whenever one of the services you’re subscribed to charges your payment method on file for another installment.
For instance, if your monthly Apple Arcade subscription charge is due on the 15th, you’ll receive an email receipt that day confirming the charge. If your subscription renews weekly or bi-weekly, you’ll get subscription renewal emails from Apple every week or every other week for that particular subscription.
If you’d rather not receive an email receipt each time any of your recurring subscriptions renew, you can easily opt out of receiving Apple’s subscription renewal emails. There’s no need to block Apple’s email account.
The toggle applies to both Apple’s own services and third-party app subscriptions, such as YouTube.
Stop receiving Apple subscription renewal emails
- Open the iOS Settings app and tap your Apple Account name at the top.
- Tap Subscriptions. If you’re on Mac, select Media & Purchases and then click the Manage button next to Subscriptions.
- Turn off Renewal Receipt Emails.
When this option is off, an email receipt will not be issued each time one of your recurring subscriptions renews automatically. According to the feature’s description, receipts are always available in the Purchase History section of your Apple ID settings.
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