After the information about its withdrawal from the country was leaked, the company cleared up any doubts among its users.
The directors of Star+ recently confirmed that the company will withdraw from Argentina and from Latin America very soon and will merge with Disney+, the other entertainment platform that the Walt Disney Company has under its belt. The decision attracted attention since the platform had landed in the region in August 2021 and will not reach its 3rd year of operations.
The information of the definitive closure of Star+ It was leaked through the telecommunications company Movistar Chile, which through a statement revealed that the platform would no longer be part of its grid. Once the news became known, the star’s company had to come out and give more explanations.
What day will Star+ disappear in Argentina
Star+ will disappear from Argentina and the rest of South America starting June 30, 2024. That day it will only be operational Disney+which will absorb all the content that Star+ offers today, including movies, series, documentaries and events and live broadcasts.
What will happen to Star+ subscribers after its closure
After the closure of Star+, it has been confirmed that subscribers will be moved to Disney+ and they will be able to access the content through this streaming platform. For the moment, all Star+ content will be transferred to Disney+, and it only remains to define whether the Subscribers will be automatically redirected or will have to resubscribewhich will depend on the specific plans that are implemented.
However, it is certain that users will continue to enjoy the content they previously found on Star+ through Disney+, thus ensuring a seamless transition in their entertainment experience.
Source: Ambito
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