Your Google Account includes purchases and reservations made using Search, Maps, and your Assistant. This info is organized to help you get things done.
Important: You won't find any purchases, subscriptions, or reservations listed in your Google Account if:
- You’re under 13 (or the applicable age in your country)
- Your parent or guardian created your account using Family Link
Where your purchases & reservations come from
Your Google Account includes purchases and reservations made using Search, Maps, and your Assistant. For example, purchases and reservations can come from:
- Food orders or Google shopping orders placed through Search or Assistant
- Reservations for restaurants, hotels, and health and fitness bookings created using Search, Maps, or Assistant
To find the source of an order, select it to find its details. At the top right, select Info
Delete your purchases & reservations
Delete your purchases
- Go to the Purchases page in your Google Account.
- Select a purchase to find its details.
- Select Remove Purchase.
- Follow the instructions on the screen to delete the purchase.
Delete your reservations
- Go to the Reservations page in your Google Account.
- Select a reservation to find its details.
- Select Remove Reservation.
- Follow the instructions on the screen to delete the reservation.
Important: Information about your purchases, reservations, and subscriptions may also be saved with your activity in other Google services. For example, if you viewed a product using Search and then purchased it, your searches for that product might be saved in your Google Account.
Why Google brings your purchases & reservations together
We organize your purchases and reservations in your Google Account to help you get things done. For example:
- You can ask your Google Assistant about the shipping status of a purchase.
- You can ask your Google Assistant to show you your flight reservations, or use Search to ask questions like, "Is my flight on time?"
Manage linked subscriptions
Subscriptions can include content like:
- Google Play subscriptions
- YouTube subscriptions
- News subscriptions you’ve linked with your Google Account
Who can view your purchases & reservations
Only you can view your purchases, reservations, and subscriptions. Learn how Google protects your privacy and security.
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- About My subscriptions on iPhone
- How to find My Subscriptions on iPhone
- How to cancel a subscription on Mac
- How to cancel a subscription on Apple Watch
- How to cancel a subscription on Apple TV (4th generation or later)
About My subscriptions on iPhone
My subscriptions on iPhone are a section of your iPhone’s settings where you can see and manage your subscriptions. To get to the My subscriptions section on iPhone, open Settings, tap on your Apple ID name and then tap on Subscriptions.
On that page, you will see all services you’ve subscribed to and from there you can cancel some (or all) of them or change your subscription plans.
If you are subscribed to the Apple One subscription package, you can manage the different services included in it by tapping on the Apple One item from the list.
How to find My Subscriptions on iPhone
To find My Subscriptions on iPhone, open the Settings app and tap on your Apple ID name. Then tap on the Subscriptions option to find the My Subscriptions list on iPhone and to see what services you are subscribed to.
If you want to cancel a subscription, find the service you no longer want to be subscribed to from the list and tap on it. After that, tap on Cancel Subscription and confirm the action.
If you are subscribed to the Apple One package and would like to cancel your subscription to only some of the services included in it, tap Apple One in the My Subscriptions list, then tap on Cancel Individual Services, and choose the services you don’t want to be subscribed to anymore.
If you cannot find a given service in the list, you might be subscribed to it through a different Apple ID. To check if that’s the case, log out of the current Apple ID on your iPhone, then sign in with the other Apple ID that you have and check the My Subscriptions list again. If it’s still not listed there, it’s likely that the subscription is billed through another company. You can see if that’s the case by taking a look at the bank statement for previous payments – if the statement doesn’t say Apple or iTunes, the subscription is probably not being billed through Apple.
If you also have a Mac, an Apple Watch, or an Apple TV, you can cancel subscriptions to Apple services from those devices too:
How to cancel a subscription on Mac
- On your Mac, go to the App Store application.
- Select your name in the bottom left. If you are not logged in, select the Sign in button and sign in to your account.
- In the top of the window, select View Information.
- Next, scroll down until you get to the Subscriptions section and click on Manage.
- Find the subscription that you want to cancel and select the Edit button next to it.
- Select the Cancel Subscription option and confirm the action.
How to cancel a subscription on Apple Watch
- Go to the App Store on your Apple Watch.
- Find the Account option and tap on it.
- Go to Subscriptions.
- Select the subscription you wish to cancel, tap on Cancel Subscription, and confirm.
How to cancel a subscription on Apple TV (4th generation or later)
- Go to Settings on your Apple TV.
- Open Users & Accounts, and then go to your account.
- Open the Subscriptions section.
- Find the subscription you want to cancel, select it, and select Cancel Subscription.
A couple of notes about canceling Apple subscriptions
Once the period for your subscription to a given service is over, the subscription will be automatically renewed for the next period. This applies to most subscriptions.
If you decide to cancel a paid subscription, you can keep using it until the next billing date arrives.
If a subscription is canceled during its trial period, you may immediately lose access to it.