Rumors that Apple to combine subscription-based services into a single package have been around for a long time. Confirmation of these rumors was discovered by enthusiasts who decompiled the APK file of the Android version of the Apple Music app. It also found references to the Apple One service, which is expected to be officially presented at Apple's online event on September 15th.
Last month, Bloomberg published some details about the future of Apple's service, including the services that will be included in it. The base package will reportedly include an Apple TV+ and Apple Music subscription. Premium packages will include Apple Arcade, Apple News+, and additional iCloud storage. At the time of publication of the Bloomberg material, the name Apple One was used as a working name.
Examining the APK file of the beta version of the Apple Music app somewhat confirms that the new service will be named Apple One and will include an Apple Music subscription at launch. It is also noted that the subscription to Apple One will not overlap with the current subscription to Apple Music, and this ensures that the user does not have to pay twice for the same service. The source also says that, most likely, it will not be possible to manage and renew an Apple One subscription from the Android version of Apple Music. This will most likely require you to use an iOS, macOS, or tvOS device.
Unfortunately, the study of the APK file did not allow us to obtain any detailed information, including the cost of the new service and the timing of its launch. However, there is a good chance that the Apple One will be unveiled at the company's online event next week.
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