Most companies don’t like to make it easy for you to cancel their services. Google, on the other hand, puts the quick links front and centre when you create a reminder to cancel a particular service.
This hidden feature of Google Now, as highlighted by Android Police, will put a convenient “Cancel Subscription” button in a reminder. Just say “Remind me to cancel Comcast” and the card does the rest. So far it’s been confirmed to work with Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu Plus, Comcast, Spotify, even Google’s own All Access subscription. Good news if you’re trialling one of those service (perhaps with a little VPN assistance).
Tip: Use Google Now To Remind You To Cancel Things Like Amazon Prime, Netflix, And More [Android Police]
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2 responses to “Use Google Now Reminders To Get Quick Links To Cancel Subscriptions”
I noticed in an update to Google Search app that the update brings us “Edna”.
Who or what is Edna?
I trialled Google’s All Access Music service and completely forgot to cancel it… ended up being billed for 3 months worth without even using it!