AMAZONAS iOS App
Earlier this month, readers and subscribers who utilize our iOS applications for CORAL and AMAZONAS magazines were at times subjected to access issues. These issues were traced back to updates that were in-progress, converting these iOS applications from free access to require paid subscription access to read. As we shared last week, some changes happened out of sync, causing unexpected problems. We believe those problems were resolved shortly thereafter, allowing temporary free access to the application while the updates were completed.
We received an update today from our partners that the iOS updates should now be complete. Users who have installed our iOS apps may experience the following:
- Users who allow automatic updates should see a seamless transition from the old version to the new version of our apps.
- Users who do not allow automatic updates may have to manually update or even, in a worst case scenario, uninstall the old app and download the newest version from the iTunes store.
Any users who have troubles with updates are encourage to uninstall the old version and then download the new one. Users who are existing subscribers will simply have to provide the requested information to access content. Users who are not subscribers will need to obtain a digital subscription, available as a purchase directly through the app, or as part of a directly-purchased Digital-only, or full Print+Digital subscription.
At this time, we do not know if there is any lag between obtaining a subscription, and that subscription becoming live and accessible via our apps. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any problems you may have; we aim to help make this transition as easy as possible.
For our readers who do not wish to have a paid subscription to CORAL or AMAZONAS at this time, but appreciated having access to our content, rest assured we still have something to offer, right here on www.Reef2Rainforest.com. We will continue to publish excerpts, extended content (beyond what a print magazine article can hold), as well as our ever growing archive of exclusive online content. Thought provoking content, like today’s article by Ret Talbot, Marine Aquarium Trade: A Force For Good In Saving Coral Reefs, is only an example of what we do; there’s so much of it to be had in our magazines.
For those individuals who may only be interested in a single issue of CORAL or AMAZONAS Magazines, they can always be purchased from the fine retailers of these magazines. We encourage you to patronize the local aquarium stores that carry CORAL Magazine and AMAZONAS Magazine.
We’d like to thank you one more time for your loyal readership and support. We welcome your feedback always!
Best Regards,
The Editors at Coral and Amazonas Magazines
customerservice@coralmagazineservice.com
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Customer Service: 570-567-0424