subscription
-
China Rejects Musk’s FSD Timeline Amid Tesla’s Subscription Push
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) ambitions in China face a setback as state media refutes Elon Musk’s timeline, while the automaker transitions to a subscription-only model for FSD in North America, signaling a strategic shift towards recurring software revenue.
-
Fabletics Subscription Confusion: How £5,000 in Charges Sparked a UK Consumer Debate
Several UK shoppers, including Clare Lane, found themselves out thousands after unknowingly signing up for Fabletics’ VIP subscription. The story raises urgent questions about transparency, consumer protection, and the future of subscription-based retail.
-
Uber Rides Under the Spotlight: New Safety Laws, Fee Hikes, and Unbeatable Records Shape 2025
In 2025, Uber rides face sweeping changes: lawmakers push for mandatory cameras to protect passengers and drivers, airport fees are set to double, and a YouTuber shatters the world record for the shortest Uber ride—all while legal scrutiny mounts over…
-
Game Pass Ultimate December 2025: New Games, Price Changes, and Cloud Uncertainty
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate’s December 2025 lineup brings fresh titles, notable price hikes, and shifting access across subscription tiers, as Microsoft navigates digital ownership and cloud gaming challenges.
-
Netflix Ends Chromecast Support: Millions Lose Mobile Casting, Premium Tier Remains
Netflix has quietly removed Chromecast support for most devices, forcing millions to use TV remotes and its native app, unless subscribed to the Premium tier or using older Chromecast models. The move sets Netflix apart from competitors and leaves many…
-
AMC’s $30 Popcorn Pass: Is Half-Price Movie Popcorn Worth the Commitment?
AMC Theatres has launched a $29.99 Popcorn Pass, offering half-price large popcorn for over a year. We break down the deal’s fine print, who benefits most, and whether it delivers true savings for moviegoers.
-
HBO Max Price Hike: What Subscribers Need to Know About the New Rates
HBO Max is raising subscription prices across all tiers, impacting both new and existing users. The move reflects wider industry trends aimed at boosting profits, but raises questions about consumer satisfaction and the future of streaming.