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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 17, 2011
  • October 29, 2021

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Access in-depth investigative journalism, narrative storytelling, and cultural criticism focused on Texas. Browse articles, preview issues, and engage with content from a nonprofit news organization.

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What's New in The Texas Observer

10.3.4

October 29, 2021

To make your reading experience even better, we update the app regularly. This update includes: • Minor bug fixes • General performance improvements

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User reviews

App no longer works

Deleted and reinstalled multiple times. Not able to access content. No way to contact app developer

No 2022 issues

No issues have appeared in the app for 2022. The developer seems incapable of correcting the problem. Who do I appeal to for a refund?

Pure propaganda

The Observer claims to be fiercely independent news. It is not! It is a fierce partisan Secular Progressive propaganda organization trying to use the cover of being an unbiased news organization. They champion secularism and radical left progressivism and savagely attack anyone and anything that runs counter to their ideas. If you are woke, you will have your twisted beliefs reenforced and regurgitated. No news here jus propaganda!
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Jerks

I was excited to have the chance to see the Observer. It’s indicated that it’s “free” with in-app purchases. No, anything you want to see is $1.99 an issue, or $19.99 for a year. This is a simple fraud, and the Apple App Store shouldn’t allow this kind of “bait and switch.”

Type is too small

Love the articles, was tricked into resubscribing on itunes when i already had a print and digital subscription that goes into next year. Difficult to read without zoomimg in a ton.

FAQ

What kind of news does The Texas Observer cover?

The Texas Observer focuses on fearless investigative reporting, narrative storytelling, and sophisticated cultural criticism specifically about Texas. It aims to provide in-depth coverage of the state's issues and culture.

Can I read articles for free on The Texas Observer app?

Yes, the app is free to download and allows readers to browse online content, preview issues, and access social media feeds. However, subscription-only content on their website is not included.

How much does a subscription to The Texas Observer cost?

A single issue costs $1.99, and a one-year subscription is $19.99. Prices may vary slightly in non-US app stores due to currency conversion.

How do I manage my Texas Observer subscription?

Subscriptions can be managed through your device's Account Settings after purchase. Auto-renewal can be turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends to prevent automatic charges.

Can I cancel my Texas Observer subscription at any time?

No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period. You can manage auto-renewal to prevent future charges.

What devices is The Texas Observer app compatible with?

The Texas Observer app is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for Apple mobile devices.

How often is The Texas Observer app updated?

The app was last updated on October 29, 2021, with version 10.3.4. Update frequency can vary, but this indicates recent activity.

What is the age rating for The Texas Observer app?

The Texas Observer app has an age rating of 17+. This suggests content that may not be suitable for younger audiences.