Apple Music’s student plan is getting more expensive in the US, UK, and Canada

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The price of Apple Music's student plan has been raised in the US, UK, and Canada. Student users in the UK can expect to see a similar increase in the price of their PureVPN account.

The new pricing information is available on Apple Music's website. Students who subscribe to Apple Music are seeing a price increase on their phones and tablets. As 9to5Mac points out, it is not clear when Apple implemented these changes, but it is likely to have happened between June 21st and the 23rd.

The cheapest full-featured plan on offer was Apple Music's student plan. The prices for the individual and family plans remain the same. While students might look to the voice plan as a way to save an extra buck, it offers more limited access to Apple Music, as you can only control it through your phone's voice assistant.

The price increase is not limited to the US, UK, and Canada. Apple quietly increased the subscription price for students in several countries last month. It's not clear if Apple has plans to raise costs for students in more countries.