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I bet you’ve spent more than you think!

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  • michael_mmichael_m

    Sunk costs. Don’t even think about it.

  • rhesliprheslip

    I’ve easily spent over $1000, maybe $2000 - I don’t really want to know. One of the ways I justify iOS apps is they are quite cheap compared to desktop apps and unlike real instruments they take up no physical space.

    VCV rack was a gateway drug for me getting into eurorack. iOS apps are dirt cheap compared to that!

  • HolyMosesHolyMoses
    edited June 27

    The last week we have discovered that average Audiobus member here are above 60 years, and, spent thousands of bucks on amazing apps that have entertained us for years, even decades…

    We have so many developer to thank for this smorgasbord of wonderful apps!

    @sonosaurus @kv331audio_bulent @kv331audio @brambos @4pockets_paul @benkamen @drambo @Michael @WaveMachineLabs @korg @ElliottGarage @fabfilter @propellerhead @moForte @pianoteq @MoogMusicInc @modartt @VirSyn @klevgrand @AUM @j_liljedahl @kymatica @UVI @alecsbuga @yonac @jimpavloff

    This is just a few developer that has filled my 14-15 iPads (and many iPhones) I bought since 2008!!

  • Antos3345Antos3345
    edited June 27

    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

  • tom_wardtom_ward

    @rheslip said:
    I’ve easily spent over $1000, maybe $2000 - I don’t really want to know. One of the ways I justify iOS apps is they are quite cheap compared to desktop apps and unlike real instruments they take up no physical space.

    VCV rack was a gateway drug for me getting into eurorack. iOS apps are dirt cheap compared to that!

    Coming from a many-year eurorack phase, +1 this. When I got into iOS apps and realized how many apps one could purchase for the cost of an average eurorack module, I had a "small" shopping spree. I intentionally don't track how much I've spent, I just budget and spend the budget. :smile:

  • Antos3345Antos3345

    Enjoy technology and what we have in life. If you have a little extra $ to spend, it's worth the pleasure.

  • Fruitbat1919Fruitbat1919

    @Antos3345 said:
    Enjoy technology and what we have in life. If you have a little extra $ to spend, it's worth the pleasure.

    Yep, can't take it with ya and life is too short to not have fun

  • sigma79sigma79

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

  • sigma79sigma79

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

  • sigma79sigma79

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

    🤣 I do give off that vibe, don't I? I have a lot of friends from Europe, and so I often spell my words as such. Also, I'm not afraid of speaking my mind whereas many Americans (not all, but quite a few) aren't so blunt. I've...participated in a few online rows back in my heyday. (Oh god, I'm saying "back in my day" unironically. That's how you can tell I'm entering my middle age.)

  • ecouecou

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

    🤣 I do give off that vibe, don't I? I have a lot of friends from Europe, and so I often spell my words as such. Also, I'm not afraid of speaking my mind whereas many Americans (not all, but quite a few) aren't so blunt. I've...participated in a few online rows back in my heyday. (Oh god, I'm saying "back in my day" unironically. That's how you can tell I'm entering my middle age.)

    Welcome to the gang! 👊🏻

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @ecou said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

    🤣 I do give off that vibe, don't I? I have a lot of friends from Europe, and so I often spell my words as such. Also, I'm not afraid of speaking my mind whereas many Americans (not all, but quite a few) aren't so blunt. I've...participated in a few online rows back in my heyday. (Oh god, I'm saying "back in my day" unironically. That's how you can tell I'm entering my middle age.)

    Welcome to the gang! 👊🏻

    YES! 👴

  • ecouecou

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @ecou said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

    🤣 I do give off that vibe, don't I? I have a lot of friends from Europe, and so I often spell my words as such. Also, I'm not afraid of speaking my mind whereas many Americans (not all, but quite a few) aren't so blunt. I've...participated in a few online rows back in my heyday. (Oh god, I'm saying "back in my day" unironically. That's how you can tell I'm entering my middle age.)

    Welcome to the gang! 👊🏻

    YES! 👴

    You need to take the « Get off my lawn » seminar before you can graduate to yelling at cloud 101.

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    @ecou said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @ecou said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @sigma79 said:

    @jwmmakerofmusic said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    I prefer buying new synths rather than drugs or alcohol because I don't use either. New iPad apps can give a good to great feeling, even though it's very addictive. It's still definitely cheaper than most hardware.

    I'm in the same boat. iOS apps are definitely a cheaper addiction than shitty nicotine vaping (which I quit over three months ago), and even better is I can write those apps off on taxes as music is my main profession, lol. 😂

    I mean, fine, I do enjoy the occasional pint or cocktail (not much of a wine person, except for this delicious sweet wine my sister gets from Indiana), but I never drink at home. That's my self-imposed rule for myself.

    I cant drink because of a motion problem. Hangovers would just be too weird but came out my shell a bit and downed neat Brandy from the bottle. You get one swig. Make it count.

    To make night cycling on the coast, a bit more fun ( singlespeed )

    It gives you energy and a bit of fuzzy warmth, reminisent of cycling from the pub ( which were never )

    Now that sounds like an awesome time. :) A swig of brandy, being out in the open air. Gotta find an outside bar somewhere.

    Cycling is good.

    Singlespeed is all you need for flat lands.

    I definitely need to invest in a bicycle and venture over to the Wisconsin countryside. Wisconsin has plenty of flat lands. :) Although I live in a city where it isn't so flat, and people drive very daftly, and I don't mean punk, lol.

    Winconsin is the good cheese state?

    I actually thought you lived in England for some reason.

    🤣 I do give off that vibe, don't I? I have a lot of friends from Europe, and so I often spell my words as such. Also, I'm not afraid of speaking my mind whereas many Americans (not all, but quite a few) aren't so blunt. I've...participated in a few online rows back in my heyday. (Oh god, I'm saying "back in my day" unironically. That's how you can tell I'm entering my middle age.)

    Welcome to the gang! 👊🏻

    YES! 👴

    You need to take the « Get off my lawn » seminar before you can graduate to yelling at cloud 101.

    😂🤣🤣 Best laugh I had all day. Thank you for that.

  • bluegroovebluegroove

    "I bet you’ve spent more than you think!"

    You are probably right, but honestly I don't really want to know. In this case, ignorance is bliss 😆

  • robosardinerobosardine

    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

  • SamuSamu

    @robosardine said:
    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would but the only way to do that is to create a spreadsheet and jot down info from all the receipts and it might be a shock...
    ...I started to cure my app-o-holism when the total passed >$5000 on apps, it's not sustainable in the long run.

  • GavinskiGavinski
    edited June 28

    @robosardine said:
    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

  • BiancaNeveBiancaNeve

    @Gavinski said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    Enjoy technology and what we have in life. If you have a little extra $ to spend, it's worth the pleasure.

    Yes - thing is though, if you spend a bit of time here> @robosardine said:

    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

    It’s not exactly hard to press the share to notes button to make a list of apps you want…

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @BiancaNeve said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Antos3345 said:
    Enjoy technology and what we have in life. If you have a little extra $ to spend, it's worth the pleasure.

    Yes - thing is though, if you spend a bit of time here> @robosardine said:

    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

    It’s not exactly hard to press the share to notes button to make a list of apps you want…

    It’s not, yes, but don’t underestimate human laziness!

  • reasOnereasOne

    I’ve spent a lot and i just keep doing it 🤣

    Supporting the devs/community and having fun! I don’t really go out a lot I’m kinda a home body and i travel for work often stuck in hotels… so this is my lil world to spend money in. Instruments and weed are my fun Expenses 👊🌿

  • alecsbugaalecsbuga

    @HolyMoses said:
    The last week we have discovered that average Audiobus member here are above 60 years, and, spent thousands of bucks on amazing apps that have entertained us for years, even decades…

    We have so many developer to thank for this smorgasbord of wonderful apps!

    @sonosaurus @kv331audio_bulent @kv331audio @brambos @4pockets_paul @benkamen @drambo @Michael @WaveMachineLabs @korg @ElliottGarage @fabfilter @propellerhead @moForte @pianoteq @MoogMusicInc @modartt @VirSyn @klevgrand @AUM @j_liljedahl @kymatica @UVI @alecsbuga @yonac @jimpavloff

    This is just a few developer that has filled my 14-15 iPads (and many iPhones) I bought since 2008!!

    Humbled for the mention 🙏🏻.

    I don't wanna sum up how much money I spent on apps & hardware grooveboxes (tried almost every major product, and they all suck :D because of this or that).

  • lasselulasselu

    @Gavinski said:

    @robosardine said:
    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

    Actually, you can...
    https://support.apple.com/en-us/102208

    Caveat: I did this in 2021, not sure if it works now...

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @lasselu said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @robosardine said:
    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

    Actually, you can...
    https://support.apple.com/en-us/102208

    Caveat: I did this in 2021, not sure if it works now...

    Oh, cool. Would be quite interesting to feed that data into chatgpt to get it to tell you how much you've spent and other interesting stats and analysis

  • HolyMosesHolyMoses

    @lasselu said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @robosardine said:
    Wouldn’t it be great if you could see the actual total somewhere? I’m sure I’m over a thousand, but it must be close at least to wo.

    It would be great, and that's exactly why Apple don't do it. It's also the likely reason they removed the wish list. They realised that without the wish list, people were more likely to just buy something they didn't really need, rather than make a note or whatever for later. Typical...

    Actually, you can...
    https://support.apple.com/en-us/102208

    Caveat: I did this in 2021, not sure if it works now...

    Lasse, this should be a new shiny thread here - works still in Sweden as I see it…
    Thanks for this information!

  • lasselulasselu

    I've started this thread with some more information about this...

    https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/61359/want-to-know-how-much-you-spent-on-apps-this-is-how-you-do-it/p1?new=1

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