Wifibooth the PRO photo booth

I’ve been using this app for the last 8 months or so. The previous app I was using didn’t have the printer support that I was looking for, and then I found WifiBooth! It has all the features I was looking for, and had great connectivity to professional photobooth printers like the DNP ones. I didn’t want to bring a separate laptop with me, so DNP WPS Pro support was a must. It just works right out of the box. I did have a small issue with one of the updates, where the printer would spin sometimes. I messaged support and within a minute or two I got a response and the developer helped me diagnose the issue and figure out what was going on! This is super uncommon for apps like this to have such quick response times and support of this nature. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a great option for an iPad photobooth software!

I connect my iPad via an HDMI dongle to monitor. Had no issues with that until this week. App worked great for the 1st year. Now, when I connect my iPad it says “connected to Wifibooth” instead of showing me a live view whenever I open this app. No other apps on my phone have said issues. It seems every other weekend there is a different bug. I will inquire with apple to get money back if not fixed within the next week.

Unsubscribe me now, and do not ever charge my credit card, or my iTunes account, again. And fix this POC app, so that a person can contact the developer, and/or unsubscribe, without having to give you access to their photos. I’m sick of this sort of unethical software design. How the bleep is someone able to unsubscribe?The “subscription jail” is even more egregious than the $100 price tag, in that it was created intentionally, and operates surreptitiously, making it a breach of business ethics. You’re obviously a smart guy; you covered all the bases, every subscription iteration, except unsubscribing. In iTunes, you’ve got the automatic renewal set by default; two links to subscribe; but no links to unsubscribe, and in the app itself, you require the user to grant access to their photos, to even open the app, making it impossible to unsubscribe via the app. The web-sure is more of the same. There’s a ridiculous amount of content dedicated to the various subscriptions and features, but not one word about unsubscribing. And, performing a search on “unsubscribe”, in help, yields “no result”; no help whatsoever. It’s inconceivable that all these roadblocks to unsubscribing occur unintentionally. If you're that desperate for revenue, then you can keep my $100, but unsubscribe me immediately, and never charge my account again, or pay me double. And shame on you, if you don’t voluntarily cease and desist this shady practice.