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T-Mobile today announced that it is adding an Apple TV+ subscription to its Magenta MAX plan, giving eligible T-Mobile customers unlimited access to Apple's original content, including hit shows like Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, Severance, and more.

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In a press release, T-Mobile announced that the added perk of an Apple TV+ subscription will come at no additional cost to T-Mobile customers, effective August 31. Regular Magenta customers can get 6 months free of Apple TV+.

With Apple TV+ access, Magenta MAX customers now have access to a wide assortment of added benefits, including unlimited in-flight Wi-Fi and high-speed data abroad in 215+ countries and destinations, protection against scam calls, and more.

Article Link: T-Mobile Adds Free Apple TV+ to Its Most Popular Magenta MAX Plan
 
I have the Apple One bundle which includes AppleTV+, and Apple told me I couldn't use the free AppleTV+ plan because my plan isn't valid. Because I actually use 5 of the 6 services, I don't think it could be worth it to go a la carte. I wish Apple would handle it like Disney+ and just give me a discount on the Apple One plan.

T-Mobile already had the "Get AppleTV+ on us for one year" promotion that I wasn't able to take advantage of.
 
I have the Apple One bundle which includes AppleTV+, and Apple told me I couldn't use the free AppleTV+ plan because my plan isn't valid. Because I actually use 5 of the 6 services, I don't think it could be worth it to go a la carte. I wish Apple would handle it like Disney+ and just give me a discount on the Apple One plan.
This is a bummer.
 
I have the Apple One bundle which includes AppleTV+, and Apple told me I couldn't use the free AppleTV+ plan because my plan isn't valid. Because I actually use 5 of the 6 services, I don't think it could be worth it to go a la carte. I wish Apple would handle it like Disney+ and just give me a discount on the Apple One plan.

T-Mobile already had the "Get AppleTV+ on us for one year" promotion that I wasn't able to take advantage of.
Or TMo just give you a $4.99 credit on your bill? That's what I came hoping for. I have the Apple One premier and use all parts of it.
 
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Wonder if T-Mobile might be looking for alternatives to Netflix. Their Magenta plans offer ”Netflix on Us”, which just gives you a super discount on the service ultimately. With all the negative press they’ve been garnering with password sharing and ad tier, plus if you make any changes to your T-Mobile plan, Netflix will instantly bill you for the month directly. It’s the only line, along with my girlfriend’s protection plan, that goes up on my bill.
 
Oh nice, this is awesome. Pretty much makes me feel like I have my TV viewing locked down… just pay for Disney since I have a two year old.
 
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Mine errored out: "You have already redeemed the maximum number of these codes per Apple ID" (I'm already a subscriber - well, I've never paid for it, just on a series of free months from various purchases)
 
We tried ATV+ and found nothing we cared to watch, which is becoming the norm across various platforms.
Yep. The ideal situation is buy a month and watch all the shows you can and cancel it. So jumping from service to service. lol
Better yet, read a book.
 
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A nice added perk for T-Mobile subscribers. Though my wife and I are on the Magenta plan. May have to look into the MAX plan a little more.
 
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Wonder if T-Mobile might be looking for alternatives to Netflix. Their Magenta plans offer ”Netflix on Us”, which just gives you a super discount on the service ultimately. With all the negative press they’ve been garnering with password sharing and ad tier, plus if you make any changes to your T-Mobile plan, Netflix will instantly bill you for the month directly. It’s the only line, along with my girlfriend’s protection plan, that goes up on my bill.
Exactly what I was thinking. I haven’t seen anything on if they’re going to still offer Netflix or wean it off
 
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