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In select countries, iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge

Apple has integrated Apple TV and Apple Arcade into paid iCloud+ storage tiers across more than 100 countries without raising prices. United States subscribers remain excluded from this update. Regional pricing variations mean that countries such as Canada, India, and Mexico maintain some of the lowest costs for storage tiers ranging from 50 GB up to 12 TB. Meanwhile, individual subscriptions and new user sign-ups for Apple One face disruptions in specific territories, including a complete halt in India.

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  • ✓ Apple TV and Apple Arcade are bundled into paid iCloud+ subscriptions across more than 100 countries with prices left unchanged.
  • ✓ United States subscribers are excluded from the iCloud+ bundling update.
  • ✓ Countries such as India, Canada, and Mexico rank among the lowest-cost choices for storage tiers spanning from 50 GB to 12 TB due to regional pricing differences.
  • ✓ Standalone subscription models and Apple One registrations face disruptions in territories like India, where new user sign-up options were halted.
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Apple added Apple TV and Apple Arcade to paid iCloud+ subscriptions across more than 100 countries without altering storage tier prices.

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  1. Apple TV and Arcade Added to iCloud+ in Over 100 Countries

    Apple has integrated Apple TV and Apple Arcade into paid iCloud+ storage tiers across more than 100 countries without raising prices. United States subscribers remain excluded from this update. Regional pricing variations mean that countries such as Canada, India, and Mexico maintain some of the lowest costs for storage tiers ranging from 50 GB up to 12 TB. Meanwhile, individual subscriptions and new user sign-ups for Apple One face disruptions in specific territories, including a complete halt in India.

    Why it matters

    This bundling strategy alters the value proposition of Apple storage plans by combining media services directly with cloud storage. The exclusion of the United States market highlights a fragmented rollout approach across international regions. Additionally, disruptions to standalone sign-ups suggest concurrent adjustments to Apple subscription infrastructure.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple TV and Apple Arcade are bundled into paid iCloud+ subscriptions across more than 100 countries with prices left unchanged.
    • United States subscribers are excluded from the iCloud+ bundling update.
    • Countries such as India, Canada, and Mexico rank among the lowest-cost choices for storage tiers spanning from 50 GB to 12 TB due to regional pricing differences.
    • Standalone subscription models and Apple One registrations face disruptions in territories like India, where new user sign-up options were halted.

    What to watch next

    • Whether Apple will expand the iCloud+ bundling update to include subscribers in the United States.
    • Resolution of the new user sign-up disruptions for Apple One and standalone subscriptions in India.
    Sources used for this update (2)
    1. www.cinemablend.com — Apple TV Subscription: Cost, Plans, And What’s Included ...
    2. blue-de.com — 【Apple Oneとは？】料金・無料期間・解約方法を徹底解説 - FAR FROM ...
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  2. Apple integrates TV and Arcade into iCloud+ plans globally

    Apple has bundled Apple TV and Apple Arcade into paid iCloud+ subscriptions across more than 100 countries while keeping prices unchanged, though United States subscribers are excluded from the update. Regional pricing differences keep countries such as India, Canada, and Mexico among the lowest-cost choices for storage tiers spanning from 50 GB to 12 TB. At the same time, standalone subscription models and Apple One registrations experience disruptions in certain territories like India, where new user sign-up options have been halted.

    Why it matters

    This expansion reshapes how users access entertainment services alongside cloud storage by merging previously distinct media subscriptions into standard iCloud tiers. The exclusion of the United States and the halt of new user options in markets like India demonstrate a fragmented regional strategy. Meanwhile, users can still explore various real bundling methods in 2026, ranging from Apple One tiers to Peacock deals and carrier perks.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple has integrated Apple TV and Apple Arcade into paid iCloud+ plans across more than 100 countries without raising prices.
    • United_States subscribers are excluded from the iCloud+ bundling changes.
    • India, Mexico, and Canada remain among the least expensive options for storage tiers ranging from 50 GB to 12 TB.
    • Standalone subscription structures and Apple One sign-ups face disruption in India, where new user options have been halted.
    • iPhone Duo users can discover apps and games optimized for the first foldable iPhone.

    What to watch next

    • Whether Apple expands the iCloud+ entertainment bundle to the United States
    • Updates regarding the halted Apple One and standalone subscription options in India
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. www.apple.com — All Topics Archive - Apple
    2. www.apple.com — Developers bring incredible new app experiences to iPhone Duo
    3. www.cabletv.com — Apple TV Bundles: Apple One and Peacock Deals for 2026
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  3. iCloud+ Bundles Apple TV and Apple Arcade in Select Countries

    Apple has integrated Apple TV and Apple Arcade into paid iCloud+ plans across more than 100 countries without raising prices, while excluding subscribers in the United States. Regional pricing variations continue to position countries like India, Mexico, and Canada among the least expensive options for storage tiers ranging from 50 GB to 12 TB. Meanwhile, standalone subscription structures and Apple One sign-ups face disruption in specific markets like India, where new user options have been halted.

    Why it matters

    This expansion reshapes Apple service bundling by folding media entertainment directly into cloud storage tiers outside the US market. Pricing structures and availability differ by regional Apple region, highlighting stark disparities for subscribers globally.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple has expanded paid iCloud Plus plans in select countries to include bundled access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge.
    • These additions reach subscribers across more than 100 countries.
    • US subscribers are currently missing out on the bundled media perks.
    • India, Mexico, and Canada are identified as regions with specific iCloud+ pricing structures.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Standalone subscriptions for Apple TV and Apple Arcade have been discontinued for new users in India alongside halted Apple One sign-ups.

    What to watch next

    • Whether Apple will extend the iCloud+ media bundle to subscribers in the United States.
    • Further adjustments to standalone Apple TV and Apple Arcade subscriptions in international markets.
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. www.peepstune.com — Apple TV+ Plans, Free Trials, Prices and Family Sharing (2026)
    2. www.ozbargain.com.au — Entertainment: Deals and Coupons - OzBargain
    3. opentherank.com — Prix d’iCloud+ par pays 2026 | Où iCloud+ est le moins cher
    confidence 90%

  4. Apple Bundles Apple TV and Arcade into iCloud+ in Select Countries

    Apple has expanded paid iCloud Plus plans in select countries to include bundled access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge. According to GoTechTor, these additions reach subscribers across more than 100 countries, alongside HomeKit Secure Video upgrades and additional custom email addresses. However, US subscribers are currently missing out on the bundled media perks. Previous reports indicated that India and Nigeria receive these services alongside plans starting at specific local rates, while standalone subscriptions for Apple TV and Apple Arcade have been discontinued for new users in India alongside halted Apple One sign-ups.

    Why it matters

    The expansion shifts Apple toward a tighter integration of its cloud storage and entertainment services in international markets. By bundling media services directly into cloud tiers, the company alters its pricing strategy for digital goods outside the United States. Observers continue to track how these regional disparities affect overall subscriber costs and whether the bundling strategy will eventually expand to North America.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple added HomeKit Secure Video upgrades, more custom email addresses, and bundled Apple TV and Arcade for iCloud+ subscribers in 100+ countries.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Siri AI has daily limits, and Apple says more access will cost a fee, likely through iCloud+ with Apple TV.

    What to watch next

    • Whether Apple expands the iCloud+ entertainment bundle to the United States and other major markets
    • Official pricing adjustments for regional Apple One subscriptions following the iCloud+ perks update
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    5. beta.speedtest.net — Speedtest for Windows：Windows用のインターネット速度テスト
    6. www.gotechtor.com — Apple Quietly Added 4 iCloud+ Benefits, but US Subscribers Are Missing Out on the One That Could Save Them Real Money Each Month
    7. digistylist.com.au — New iCloud+ Perks You Might Be Missing – Digistylist
    8. tech-ish.com — Apple will charge for more Siri AI access - tech-ish
    9. opentherank.com — iCloud+ Price by Country 2026 | Where is iCloud+ cheapest
    10. www.actualidadiphone.com — iCloud+ refuerza ventajas: vídeo 4K, dominios y más IA
    confidence 90%

  5. Apple Bundles TV and Arcade with iCloud+ in India and Nigeria

    Apple includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge within paid iCloud Plus plans in select countries, including India and Nigeria. In India, plans start at ₹75 per month for 50GB of storage and include Apple Music Select, with sharing available for up to five family members. Concurrently, Apple is discontinuing standalone subscriptions for Apple TV and Apple Arcade for new users in India, while also halting new sign-ups for Apple One. In Nigeria, paid iCloud Plus pricing starts at ₦1,300 per month with the same bundled services.

    Why it matters

    Bharti Airtel now includes iCloud+, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade with higher postpaid plans as part of a strategy to focus on premiumisation and richer bundled digital services to improve average revenue per user. These adjustments occur alongside price increases for Apple One Family and Apple Premier bundles in a limited set of European countries. Additionally, Apple Music has expanded to Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, bringing its global availability to 172 countries and regions.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge within paid iCloud Plus plans in Nigeria, starting at ₦1,300 monthly.
    • Apple raised the monthly price of Apple One Family and Apple One Premier bundles in a limited set of European countries.
    • Apple Music launched in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, expanding its reach to 172 countries and regions globally.
    • Bharti Airtel includes iCloud+, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade with its higher postpaid plans in India.
    • Apple is expanding iCloud+ in India by bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra cost, with plans starting at ₹75 per month for 50GB storage.
    • Apple is discontinuing standalone Apple TV and Apple Arcade subscriptions for new users in India, and Apple One is stopping new subscriptions.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Airtel offers free Apple TV, Apple Music, and iCloud+ benefits under a specific 2026 offer structure.

    What to watch next

    • Monitor whether Apple expands the iCloud+ bundling strategy to additional regional markets outside India and Nigeria.
    • Track potential adjustments to standalone subscription availability for Apple TV and Apple Arcade in countries other than India.
    • Observe user adoption rates and average revenue per user changes for Bharti Airtel following the integration of Apple services into postpaid plans.
    Sources used for this update (4)
    1. udaipurtimes.com — Airtel Apple Offer 2026: Free Apple TV, Music & iCloud+ ...
    2. macdailynews.com — Apple raises Apple One Family and Premier prices in select ...
    3. discussions.apple.com — Cancelling Apple One and Music, TV and Ar… - Apple Community
    4. economictimes.indiatimes.com — icloud pricing india: Latest News & Videos, Photos about ...
    confidence 95%

  6. Apple Bundles TV and Arcade Into iCloud Plus in Select Markets

    Apple includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge within paid iCloud Plus plans in Nigeria, with monthly pricing starting at ₦1,300. At the same time, subscribers in select European nations are receiving email notifications regarding price increases for Apple One Family and Apple One Premier tiers. These adjustments coincide with an expansion of Apple Services, which includes Apple Music launching in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan to reach a total of 172 countries and regions globally.

    Why it matters

    These pricing adjustments and service bundles reflect Apple's ongoing strategy to scale its global Services division through regional expansions and packaged offerings. Previous reports indicated that Indian telecom operator Airtel similarly began bundling iCloud Plus, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade into select postpaid family plans and Wi-Fi tiers. Together, these moves show a shifting monetization approach across international markets.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple TV arrives in Nigeria through paid iCloud plus plans, with access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade included and prices starting at ₦1,300 monthly.
    • Apple has raised the prices of the Apple One Family and Apple One Premier plans in select countries in Europe, notifying affected subscribers via email.
    • Apple Music expands to Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, reaching 172 countries.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Additional countries outside of Europe and Nigeria may soon see price adjustments to Apple One plans.

    What to watch next

    • Confirmation of the specific European countries affected by the Apple One price increases.
    • Further expansion of iCloud plus service bundles to additional international telecom operators or regions.
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. www.macrumors.com — Apple One Just Went Up in Price in These Countries
    2. thetrumpet.ng — Apple TV Nigeria Launches With iCloud+ From ₦1,300
    3. appleosophy.com — 4 Countries Just Got Apple Music, Only 3 Got the Full Deal
    confidence 100%

  7. Apple Expands Services With Airtel Bundles And Music Launch

    Indian telecom operator Airtel now packages Apple iCloud+, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade into postpaid family plans priced at Rs. 999 and above. Postpaid users on these qualifying tiers receive Apple TV alongside six months of free Apple Music, while eligible iPhone users can claim an iCloud+ bundle that includes 50GB of storage, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade through a single billing system. Select Airtel Wi-Fi plans also include Apple TV access. Meanwhile, Apple Music expanded its global footprint by launching in four new nations, lifting its total reach to 172 countries and regions.

    Why it matters

    Apple previously expanded its iCloud+ offerings in India as part of a broader corporate push to combine cloud storage and entertainment services through strategic carrier partnerships. Similar bundling methods already appeared in international markets like Nigeria, where the 50GB storage tier starts at 1,300 Naira per month. Concurrently, Apple Music arrived in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, ending an 11-year wait for users in Pakistan.

    What is confirmed

    • Airtel offers Apple iCloud+, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade with family postpaid plans of Rs. 999 and above.
    • Apple Music expanded to Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and Pakistan, bringing the service to 172 countries and regions.
    • Airtel postpaid users on plans of ₹999 and above receive Apple TV and six months of free Apple Music.
    • iPhone users on eligible Airtel plans can claim an iCloud+ bundle with 50GB storage, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade.

    What to watch next

    • Further expansion of bundled Apple services to prepaid customers or additional telecom operators.
    • Potential rollout of similar carrier-bundled entertainment packages in other international regions.
    Sources used for this update (7)
    1. 9to5mac.com — Apple Music expands to four new countries - 9to5Mac
    2. www.analyticsinsight.net — Airtel × Apple: Which Apple Services Come with Airtel Plans?
    3. macdailynews.com — Apple Music launches in Albania, Brunei, Burkina Faso, and ...
    4. news24online.com — Pakistan is one of the last countries to get this Apple ...
    5. pc-tablet.com — Airtel Adds Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and iCloud+ to Postpaid ...
    6. www.thehansindia.com — Pakistan Gets Apple Feature After 11-Year Wait for the Service
    7. gadgetsnow.indiatimes.com — Airtel × Apple: Which Apple Services Can Airtel Customers Get ...
    confidence 100%

  8. Airtel Bundles iCloud+ With Apple Services in India

    Indian telecom operator Airtel has integrated Apple iCloud+ into its postpaid family plans priced at INR 999 and above. Eligible subscribers receive cloud storage alongside access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade through a single billing system. Apple previously expanded its iCloud+ offerings in India earlier this month as part of a broader push to package storage and entertainment. Similar bundling strategies have already rolled out in international markets such as Nigeria, where the 50GB storage tier starts at 1,300 Naira per month.

    Why it matters

    Apple is leveraging local telecom partnerships to expand the footprint of its service ecosystem in growth markets. By pairing cloud storage with entertainment subscriptions like gaming and video streaming, the company encourages deeper user retention. Telecommunications operators benefit by offering differentiated value propositions on high-end postpaid tiers.

    What is confirmed

    • Indian operator Airtel added Apple iCloud+ services to its INR 999 and above family postpaid plans.
    • Eligible Airtel postpaid customers get cloud storage, Apple's streaming service, and gaming service through the telecom plan.

    What to watch next

    • Whether Airtel introduces the Apple services bundle to lower-priced postpaid tiers.
    • Expansion of similar telecom bundling agreements to additional countries beyond India and Nigeria.
    Sources used for this update (2)
    1. www.telecompaper.com — Airtel adds iCloud+ with Apple TV, Apple Arcade to family ...
    2. economictimes.indiatimes.com — apple retail expansion india: Latest News & Videos, Photos ...
    confidence 100%

  9. Apple bundles iCloud+, Apple TV, and Arcade in select countries

    Apple has started including Apple TV and Apple Arcade in its iCloud+ subscriptions in select countries, starting with Nigeria at 1,300 Naira per month for 50GB of storage. Similar bundles are now available in India through Airtel's postpaid plans priced at Rs. 999 and above. This move aims to provide users with cloud storage and entertainment services under a single monthly payment.

    Why it matters

    The bundling of services is part of Apple's broader strategy to expand its digital offerings across more than 100 countries. This development allows users to access multiple services with a single subscription, enhancing their overall experience. The rollout is ongoing, with several major markets yet to be included.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple TV and Apple Arcade are now included in iCloud+ subscriptions in Nigeria at 1,300 Naira per month for 50GB of storage.
    • Airtel's Rs. 999 and above family postpaid plans in India now include Apple iCloud+, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade at no extra cost.
    • The expansion marks the first time Apple TV has officially become available to users in Nigeria.

    What to watch next

    • Further expansion of the bundled services to other countries
    • Pricing and availability in major markets like the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia
    Sources used for this update (7)
    1. 9to5mac.com — M6 Mac mini review, Apple fitness band rumors, Apple AI servers
    2. nollywoodlife.ng — Apple TV, Arcade Now Included In Nigeria’s N1,300 iCloud+ Plan
    3. in.mashable.com — Airtel Bundles Apple iCloud+, Apple TV and Arcade With Rs 999 ...
    4. www.thedailyjagran.com — Airtel Postpaid Users Will Now Get iCloud+, Apple TV And ...
    5. thelivenagpur.com — Airtel enhances its Postpaid Offering by adding Apple’s newly ...
    6. telecomtalk.info — Apple iCloud+ Upgrade for India at Just Rs 75 is Super Cool
    7. www.cnbctv18.com — Airtel adds Apple TV, Arcade and iCloud+ benefits to ₹999 and ...
    confidence 90%

  10. Apple expands iCloud+ bundles to Nigeria

    Apple now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade in iCloud+ subscriptions in Nigeria starting at 1,300 Naira per month for 50GB of storage. This move is part of a broader strategy to bundle digital services across more than 100 countries. The promotion allows users to access cloud storage and entertainment services under a single monthly payment. While the rollout continues through September, several major markets including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia are not part of this offer.

    Why it matters

    Apple is consolidating its service ecosystem to reduce the need for multiple separate subscriptions. This strategy targets growth in emerging markets by lowering the barrier to entry for its media platforms.

    What is confirmed

    • iCloud+ plans in Nigeria start at 1,300 Naira per month for 50GB of storage.
    • The Nigerian iCloud+ bundle includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge.
    • Apple is expanding these bundled digital services across more than 100 countries.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The Nigerian iCloud+ bundle includes Apple Music Select.

    What to watch next

    • Confirmation of additional excluded markets
    • Updates on the rollout status after the September deadline
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. arbiterz.com — Apple iCloud+ in Nigeria Now Includes Apple TV and Arcade for ₦1,300
    2. www.pulse.ng — Apple TV finally comes to Nigeria for ₦1,300/month — what iPhone and Android users get
    3. marketingedge.com.ng — Apple expands iCloud+ in Nigeria, adds Apple TV, Apple Arcade
    confidence 100%

  11. Apple bundles TV and Arcade with iCloud+ in over 100 countries

    Apple is integrating Apple TV and Apple Arcade into iCloud+ subscriptions at no additional cost across more than 100 countries. In India, these benefits apply to plans starting at Rs. 75 per month for 50GB of storage. This promotion eliminates the need for users in participating regions to maintain three separate subscriptions. The rollout continues through the end of September, though major markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia remain excluded from the offer.

    Why it matters

    This shift coincides with the termination of standalone Apple One subscriptions in specific regions like Singapore and India. It represents a strategic change in how Apple packages its services for millions of international users.

    What is confirmed

    • Apple bundled Apple TV and Apple Arcade with iCloud+ at no extra cost in over 100 countries.
    • The rollout of these benefits continues through the end of September.
    • The United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia are excluded from this bundle.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The bundle includes curated Apple Music stations.
    • The upgrade applies to the basic $0.99 iCloud+ plan.

    What to watch next

    • Completion of the rollout by the end of September
    • Expansion of the bundle to excluded major markets
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. www.uniladtech.com — Why millions of iPhone users are getting Apple TV and Apple Arcade on basic $0.99 iCloud+
    2. tech.sportskeeda.com — iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra cost in over 100 countries
    3. www.thedailyjagran.com — Apple iCloud+ Subscribers In India Now Get Apple TV And Arcade For Free
    confidence 90%

  12. Apple bundles Apple TV and Arcade into iCloud+ in over 100 countries

    Apple is adding Apple TV and Apple Arcade to iCloud+ subscriptions at no extra cost in more than 100 countries. The rollout continues through the end of September. In some regions, such as India and Singapore, this move coincides with the end of standalone Apple One subscriptions. While the bundle expands services for millions of users, it excludes major markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, where these services remain separate paid offerings. Some reports indicate the bundle also includes curated Apple Music stations.

    Why it matters

    Apple is shifting its storage plans into broader service bundles in specific global regions. This strategy alters how users access entertainment and cloud services compared to the standard individual subscription model used in Western markets.

    What is confirmed

    • iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge in over 100 countries.
    • The United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia are excluded from this bundle.
    • Apple is ending standalone Apple One subscriptions in India and Singapore.
    • Subscribers in Mali gain access to Apple TV and Apple Arcade as part of their iCloud+ subscription starting this month.
    • The rollout of iCloud+ with Apple TV and Apple Arcade will continue through the end of September.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The iCloud+ bundle includes curated Apple Music stations or Music Select.
    • Apple is rolling out Siri AI in India alongside the iCloud+ bundle.

    What to watch next

    • Publication of the full list of included countries
    • Confirmation of Apple Music integration in the bundle
    • Expansion of the bundle to the US or UK markets
    Sources used for this update (12)
    1. 9to5Mac — In select countries, iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge
    2. MacRumors — iCloud+ Now Includes Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and Curated Apple Music Stations in Over 100 Countries
    3. The Times of India — Apple bundles TV, Arcade with iCloud+; ends standalone Apple One subscriptions in India
    4. APAC Media — Apple Rolls Out Siri AI, iCloud+ Bundle with TV, Arcade in India
    5. geekculture.co — iCloud+ Adds Apple TV And Apple Arcade For Singapore; New Apple One Subscription To Stop
    6. 9to5mac.com — In select countries, iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge
    7. macdailynews.com — Apple bundles Apple TV, Arcade, and Music Select into iCloud+ in 100+ countries
    8. www.apple.com — Apple expands iCloud+ to include Apple TV and Apple Arcade in Mali
    9. www.aol.com — Apple Adds TV And Arcade To iCloud+ Subscriptions In 100 Countries
    10. www.macworld.com — iCloud+ gets an upgrade in 100 countries: Free Apple TV, Arcade, and new Music Select
    11. www.tweaktown.com — iCloud+ now includes Apple TV and Arcade for free in over 100 countries, but not in the US
    12. cordcuttersnews.com — Apple Adds Apple TV and Apple Arcade to iCloud+ Subscriptions in Over 100 Countries
    confidence 95%
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