The New Yorker

I’d give the app five stars if it weren’t for the blinding text without dark mode. As most of my reading happens at night in bed, this lack of feature makes it unusable for me.

Very upset by unsolicited charge on credit card today - was charged a subscription without notification. Subscribed once and then cancelled though Apple. No way to unsubscribe in NY. Had deleted app years ago. Had to cancel credit card. Are disputing the $.

Why can’t you just have a regular login like a normal app with a password? Why do i always have to sign in with a verification email it’s a darn annoyance as i don’t have the email on this phone and i need to go to my laptop receive the email than forward that email to the email on my phone then activate.. can you just stop this madness? Why won’t the app remember me? Why does it think it’s opening up on a different phone every time? Let’s keep it simple. You think someone’s going to hack into this to read an article?

I have a current digital subscription but as an international customer find it impossible to use the app on my mobile device. The “ link to subscription “ process requires an address in USA or Canada.

I often read in bed when my wife is asleep. Better to keep the light low with dark mode.

I am a recent subscriber to the New Yorker. I’m sure the New Yorker app would be wonderful if l could sign in! Unfortunately it keeps crashing before l can sign in. Could the app developers take a look at this? I have done all the usual fixes and nothing is working.

The first time you have a problem is if you’re going

Incessant emails impossible to unsubscribe from bordering on harassment and abuse. Can't wait for this useless subscription to end. What a mistake.

I agree with 22 Jan review. You can have your digital subscription paid and not be able to access the magazine. Conde Naste uses very complex methods that are circular and incredibly frustrating. Most subscription services across the globe are straight forward. Not this one

Despite repeatedly reporting the broken unsubscribe link, The New Yorker still won’t unsubscribe me.