From a time to being part we are seeing how the operators are offering convergent offers in which we can contract together, telephone, television, internet and mobile paying it in a single invoice. But the operators are not the only ones, since Apple is also trying to integrate the purchases we make through their devices with our phone bill, so that the most reluctant users are not forced to use a credit card to make your purchases, something that at this point is still more than usual. The latest countries to be added to this list are Denmark, Hong Kong and Sweden.
From this moment on, any iPhone user residing in these countries and who has the phone line contracted with SmartTone in Hong Kong, Telenor Sverige AB in Sweden and Three in Denmark will be able to pay for their Apple Music subscription, the purchases they make Through iTunes, book purchases, movie rentals, Mac App Store purchases directly at the end of the month along with the phone bill. As we can see, this option offers incredible comfort and security to users who do not want to use their card online.
Currently this form of payment is available in 17 countries through 29 operators. Among the most important countries that offer this service we find France, Germany, Italy and Japan. However, the most notable absences from this list are found in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada, something that is not fully understood, even more so considering that Apple is American and where it should have this option available for a long time, but Everything seems to indicate that Americans are not very fond of this type of formula, a very comfortable payment formula and that it should not take long to reach more Spanish-speaking countries.
