PS4 Players Just Got a Big Freebie



PS4 players just got a major freebie, courtesy of PlayStation and one of the most popular streaming subscription services on the Internet. As of now, the freebie is exclusive to PS4 and PS4 Pro, which means you’re out of luck if you’re on PS5, though PS Plus subscribers on PS5 got one of the most popular games yet for free. Is. , Although this new PS4 freebie doesn’t need a PS Plus. If you haven’t seen it already, for a limited time, all PS4 users can get a limited-time subscription to Apple TV+ for free, no strings attached. That said, while there are barriers to entry, those who take advantage of this offer want to be diligent otherwise the free membership can quickly turn into a recurring payment.

Anytime between now and July 22, 2022, all PS4 users can get three months of subscription service, which normally costs $5 per month, saving $15. To redeem this “extended trial access,” you’ll need a PSN ID and an Apple ID. That’s it. If you decide to take advantage of this offer, be sure to cancel it after the end of three months, though it will auto-renew. Meanwhile, if you’re an active member, you can’t use it to add three months to your subscription, and if you’ve been a subscriber in the past, it won’t work either. This is only for new subscribers.

If you’re still interested, locate the Apple TV app from the TV & Videos section of your console, if you haven’t already downloaded it. Once downloaded, open it and follow the on-screen instructions, which will prompt you to sign in with your Apple ID or create one if you don’t have one. And all.

Apple TV is largely known for its original content like Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, Trying, moreEE and Foundation, That said, it also has non-original content, such as streaming rights. Grinch,

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