Apps can now increase subscription prices without a user needing to take action to allow it.
Apple’s latest update to the App Store rules allow subscriptions to more easily auto-renew at a higher price. Currently, if a subscription costs more than your previous payment when it comes time to renew, a user must explicitly accept the price hike or the subscription will automatically stop. Moving forward, though, developers can— »under certain specific conditions and with advance user notice »—increase the price of a subscription without the customer taking any action, thus avoiding any interruption to service.
