The offer only lasts until October 1, so keep that in mind if you’re on the fence about upgrading. To claim the deal, click this link and fill out your MyFitnessPal login information. In anticipation of fan backlash, MyFitnessPal is offering 50% off the app’s premium subscription. Either way, the company understands fan disappointment, but other than the vague mention of possible new features down the line, it doesn’t provide much in terms of an explanation as to why the feature is being moved to its premium subscription. It still has a lot to offer, but taking barcode scanning out of the free subscription is certainly a blow to its usefulness.Īs mentioned above, MyFitnessPal promises that the change to the free subscription will be opening the doors for new features, but it doesn’t mention what those will be or when subscribers can expect them.
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