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    Setapp Mobile’s open beta adds more apps for European iPhone users

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    Joining the Setapp Mobile open beta requires iOS 17.4 or later and an EU-based Apple ID. New EU subscribers can get a seven-day free trial for the platform’s monthly $9.99 / €9.49 “iOS Advanced” plan, which allows users to download any iPhone apps they like from both the Setapp Mobile iOS app and Setapp’s desktop / web marketplace. Many of the apps it offers, however, are free to download via the Apple App Store. Users who joined the previous invite-only beta on other Setapp plans will need to upgrade, or they’ll lose access on September 17th.

    The Verge found the process of actually installing apps using Setapp to be cumbersome in our initial hands-on review, but that’s fairly typical for these third-party iOS app platforms. By contrast, the separate Setapp Mobile service should be easier to use, as it allows users to download iOS apps directly from their iPhones without jumping through additional hoops.

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