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4.83 out of 5
12,267 ratings in United States
I am a returning subscriber. Fully paid for one year. Cannot log in and read on line. Called and changed password more than ten times. Wrote and received no response. Changed password another 4-5 times, did not work. Do no know what to do. Weird.
I’ve tried asking AI; I’ve tried searching. I absolutely cannot find the ability to make the painfully slow AI narrator hurry it the heck up. This is a solved problem. Every other audio interface in the modern era makes this easy. I should be able to easily intuit how to do it. That I STILL can’t find this setting AFTER searching and asking AI means you’ve colossally screwed up. Why am I paying for this?
Balanced, thoughtful analysis of world affairs written by people who have dedicated their lives to public policy
Please hire humans to read the audio edition like the Economist does. Otherwise, excellent publication!
Been a member forever. How is it that an app that constantly writes about and critiques governments for their national security and diplomacy practices can’t even iron out a simple computerized login process? The app has forgotten my password, and won’t accept my reset password from the website. I’ve also stopped receiving the magazine. I pay too much for this service to forget I exist. Tired of FA appearing in the reviews acting like everything is fine with an “Email me! We’ll take care of it!” How about you fix your app… it’s been behind the Guardian, the Atlantic, and the New Yorker for years. Based on the resources you have at your disposal, the content you focus on, and the prices you charge, your app’s performance and interface should be much better than this.
These pop-ups are offensive. The pop-ups I’m referring to are these inane, incessant pop-ups asking if we like the app. This app and so many others. One has to stop what he’s doing, or thinking, and respond. This obviously is not life and death, but really poor customer service.
I’ve been a member for years, and everytime I log in somehow my password doesn’t work. This time it said “you have an active subscription”…but didn’t let me behind the paywall. I guess Foreign Affairs doesn’t really want their subscribers to access content.
Would be so much better with more audio options. Why not?
I love the magazine and this app, especially on iPad, is quite good. My only request is the ability to highlight and save segments of articles within the app, and the ability to write notes within an article that are saved within the app to recall later. Would also be great to have a section where we could see all of our notes and highlights across all articles aggregated in one spot. Please make this happen!
FAM continues to provide truth and perspective about complex world affairs.
