Yes, Who Do You Think You Are? is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Who Do You Think You Are? app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Who Do You Think You Are? has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $4.99.
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I have updated the app and lost all my magazines. It will not show them and today the media company even took a new payment. Absolute disaster so if you want to read the magazine, buy it at a newsagent as this app no longer works despite removing and re downloading 3 times
Already have a hardcopy subscription so downloaded only to test the search facility. Frankly it is useless. Unable to use “” facility to narrow search results. Searched for “Buns on board” which is a hopefully unique caption appearing in April 2020 edition. The search found masses if hits from endless editions for words containing “on”. Don’t bother with it.
Two issues: 1. When you search for an article as soon as the result are displayed it crashes unless you are extremely quick in choosing a result. Edit: this fault happened for the first day or two. It seems to have been corrected. 2. I already have two or three years back numbers - I already have a subscription. I downloaded this app to give me the ability to search these back issues. The results generated from a search don’t tell where the article is and only offer to sell me the mag containing that article. As a lot of the information in the magazine becomes outdated within a year or two this is rather pointless. Edit: on some searches the actual pages are displayed and on others only a preview is offered of the mag issue it is in. The app needs a function that just indexes the articles and tells you where your search result appears. If then you don’t have that copy you can then buy it.
The app is fine for reading, its just a shame that it doesn’t integrate with Pocketmags as some of my magazines are bought through that and some are from iTunes. When I look at my library in the app, it looks like I am missing some issues because the Pocketmags ones don’t show up as purchased issues.
I enjoy the reading WDYTYA and would definitely recommend this to others, I find the historical stories fascinating and intellectually engaging.
I really love reading my WDYTYA on the iPad but this has got to be the world’s most unstable app. Nothing it is supposed to do ever works and I have to contact their support most of the times a new issue comes out to get them to fix access problems.
Will only subscribe when bugs, of which there are many, get sorted out.
Excellent. I prefer the electronic version to the paper one as the hyperlinks make it so much quicker and easier to locate further details
Great resource for anyone researching their family history. Wish I had subscribed years ago, downloaded over the weekend and have lost hours browsing through linked websites. Highly recommend.
A fantastic magazine full of useful information. Having it on my iPad and therefore with me all the time even better
