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Default YouTube Music Premium early adopters will soon have to say goodbye to their
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  • Early adopters of YouTube Music Premium are being notified that they will soon have to pay the same price as everyone else.
  • Google is giving these customers a grace period of “at least 3 more months” before the changes go into effect.
Update: November 8, 2024 (4:20 PM ET): A Google spokesperson has told Android Authority that several markets, not including the US, will see the price change after the three-month grace period:
We’re updating the price for YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium for new and current subscribers in Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Estonia, Spain, Finland, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Kuwait, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Puerto Rico, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Uruguay, and Turkey. Members who signed up originally via Google Play Music and received early adopter pricing will get three additional months at their current price.


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