Apple TV application on Android and Google TV currently hinders film rentals and buys.

It wasn't so much that some time in the past that Apple TV+ at last appeared for Android and Google TV gadgets. The help still can't seem to advance toward Android telephones in exemplary Apple hesitance, yet essentially shrewd TV proprietors can watch Ted Lasso and different shows without expecting to possess any additional equipment. And keeping in mind that they actually can, it just got much more hard to get to Apple content, as the organization has now hindered new rentals and buys through the stage.

While you could already get your hands on new iTunes content by means of in-application exchanges through the application

Neither Google nor Apple have openly offered any clarification for this change, yet it's more likely than not something special to do with getting a cut of tranaction expenses. John Gruber from Daring Fireball is one advocate of that thought, and refering to "sources acquainted with the matter," reports that Apple had been conceded an impermanent exception from Google's 30% in-application buy expenses, which has now lapsed.

That is purportedly similar justification for why Apple TV on Amazon Fire gadgets is in much the same way "read-as it were" - Apple would prefer not to sell its substance on outsider stages than pay a charge to do as such.

Assuming you're an Apple TV client, and you have an Android/Google TV screen, simply be careful that you'll have to purchase your stuff through one more gadget until further notice.