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The difference between notability payment and non-payment (is notability payment permanent)

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-05-31 12:31:25 09月21日 Update

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Hello, everyone. The meeting will answer your questions. Notability pay does not pay the difference, notability payment is permanent? many people do not know this, now let's take a look at it!

Answer:

1. The significance payment is permanent; after the Apple Store pays for the purchase, the significance is permanent and there is no need to pay every month, that is, there will be no second deduction after one purchase within 60 yuan; IPhone and ipad or mac can be installed at the same time, provided that the same apple id is used on these devices.

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3. Notability, as a note-taking artifact, is widely used in many application scenarios, and many friends want to download it. Notabilit's official channel, Apple Store, sells for 60 yuan. The fee is paid directly to the Apple Store. As you all know, clicking "get" will prompt you to pay by fingerprint or choose Wechat or Alipay. The process is simple. After paying, it can be downloaded, installed and used normally; after paying for it in the Apple Store, it can be used permanently. One-time payment can be used permanently without the need for a second payment. During installation, whether Apple can recognize whether the device can be installed and downloaded is not feasible depending on whether the Apple id bound to the login on the device is the id that purchased the software. If so, the user is a paying user and can download it; if not, it cannot be downloaded.

This is the end of this article. I hope it will be helpful to all of you.

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