Apple Music: How to keep Apple from billing you after the free trial

Apple Music is here and it’s not going anywhere—at least, not if you don’t turn off auto-renewal.

When you update your iPhone’s software today, you’ll be invited to take Apple Music for a spin. It’s a free trial, but after September 30th when the free trial ends, Apple will auto-renew your membership. This means that after the first three months, Apple will start charging your credit card $10 per month.

Most people aren’t going to realize auto-renewal is even enabled, and it’s not easy to find out where to turn this off. Here’s how you find this setting, and get rid of it:

1. The Apple Music app, head to your profile. It’s the little red sillhouette of a human head.

2. Choose “View Apple ID.” Log in, and wait for it to load.

3. Head to “Manage,” which is under “Subscriptions.”

4. Tap “Your Membership” with “Your Apple Membership” underneath it. More loading—and then you’ll see this:

Go ahead and switch that bad boy off—if that’s what you want, of course.