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Google to launch Google Play Music All Access family plan for $15/month
Three of the videos are dedicated to the Apple Music subscription service, walking people through using the For You section of Apple Music for personalized recommendations, the New feature that has music curated by Apple Music editors, and Apple Music Playlists, also curated by Apple Music editors. This could have been one of their little surprises, but it looks like the cat is out of the bag on this one as well, as Android Police have managed to get their hands on info suggesting Google is to launch a family plan for Google Play Music tomorrow.
Will you be rocking this immediately?
Google has an event scheduled for tomorrow where it’s going to make a number of interesting announcements, including but not limited to . This is where family plans come into play, and Google is reportedly jumping on board with the multiple user movement.
After that head down to “subscriptions” and there’s a little toggle called “automatic renewal” that you want to switch to off. It also means an end to the frustration that comes from finding out someone added Justin Bieber tracks to your playlist. This is a move to take on competitors like Spotify and Apple, and will allow users to use the service across 6 accounts for just about $15 per month… It too has a $14.99/month plan, but it only covers two users.
If you signed up for Apple Music on day one but don’t want to keep using the service, you’ll need to cancel it in the next few days to ensure you won’t be charged.
