Apple TV+ was launched today by the Apple company in more than 100 countries around the world, but unfortunately Romania is not among them, although the Republic of Moldova has the service available. Apple TV+ is not available in a completely surprising way in Romania, if we think that in Colombia, Botswana, or Mozambique the platform is available, so it is most likely a matter of legislation, as was the case with the iTunes Music Store at one point given
Apple TV+ is offered by the Apple company to over 1 billion customers worldwide at the price of 5 dollars, or equivalent in local currency, per month, but those who buy a new iDevice/Mac in 2019 have it for free. Even the Romanians should have enjoyed this free Apple TV+, but unfortunately it seems that Apple could not offer the platform, because I find it hard to believe that they intentionally did not bring it to Romania.
Apple TV+ was LAUNCHED in 100 countries, but NOT in Romania
Apple TV+ is launched with series such as at launch includes "See," "The Morning Show," "Dickinson," "For All Mankind," "Helpsters," "Snoopy in Space," "Ghostwriter," Oprah Winfrey's Book Club, or "The Elephant Queen," All of these are original creations of the Apple company for Apple TV+, so unlike Netflix or Amazon Prime, we do not have content from other platforms offered by those from Cupertino.
Apple TV+ is not thought of as a competitor for Netflix for now, and this is because Apple wants to have as much original content as possible, which is not easy to create and is available in small quantities. Those from Apple had promised that every month they would release new series and movies for Apple TV+, some of the ones available now having already ordered the second season, and in at least one case, filming has already started.
Apple TV+ will more than likely be launched in Romania, but at the moment no one knows very clearly when, but we have to hope that it won't take very long until this happens.
