Click Mag: Science and Nature 4+

Name: Click Mag: Science and Nature
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Cricket Magazine Group & Ethervision

Cricket Magazine Group & Ethervision

Designed for iPad

- 3.0 • 2 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Click, for kids ages 3 to 7, will delight your child with lively articles about science, art, and nature. Each issue investigates a different theme and includes stories, comics, activities, and more.

Pricing for subscriptions available:
- Single issue = ($2.99)
- 1 month subscription = ($1.99), automatically renewed until cancelled
- 1 year subscription = ($17.99), automatically renewed until cancelled

You may cancel your auto-renewal at any time.

Cricket Media's Privacy Policy: www.cricketmedia.com/privacy
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Nov 7, 2022

Version 7.0.18

- New design to unify the desktop and mobile experience.

- All previously downloaded issues will need to be re-downloaded with this major update.

- New Menu: Allows quick access to all views in the app from top left toolbar Menu.

- Bug fixes and optimizations for the latest versions of iOS.

3.0 out of 5

2 Ratings

Stupid people

dear cricket media, do you read the reviews? Your stupid app doesn't work! It charges customers and doesn't allow to download any content. You are basically stealing money from your former customers pockets, since full refunds on iTunes are nearly impossible.
UPD they fixed the problem, now it is possible to download issues. But the mag is still non-interactive.

Doesn’t work

The ask magazine app works (same company and almost identical app) but this one does not. It won’t allow me to download the magazines I paid for. The magazines themselves are fantastic but this app kills it since you can’t get to them anyway. Very unfortunate. They should hire a new vendor or fire their programming staff. Like yesterday.

Useless app -- creator is desperate

Let the reviews and download counts speak for themselves. Wait there isn't any except for the ones the creator scammed into downloading. He came into my place of work looking to upgrade his phone but he wanted to see if the app worked on our iPhones which we did then he came up with some sob excuse that he didn't have the money and had bills. How pathetic! The only way he gets people to download it is to scam them. Not to mention the file size to the sample magazine is unbearably huge and takes a lot of time and space. F-- DO NOT DOWNLOAD IF YOUR LIFE DEPENDED ON IT!!!!!

The developer, Cricket Magazine Group & Ethervision, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.