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I am a brand new subscriber and find the new content interesting, but I can't get the search feature to work.

My iPad sits on a stand with a keyboard. There is not setting for landscape. So I have to tip my iPad sideways and awkwardly try and “enjoy” articles. It can’t be hard to offer this? What gives. It is a horrible iPad experience. Show more

Missing this key element, especially useful on iPad

That’s it

Cheugy

I got a Rolling Stone subscription to read older articles. I got the app to avoid some of the janky issues with the website. But there’s no easy way to find older articles with this app. It’s fine if you want to read the current content or you enjoy browsing year by year, but terrible for accessing some of the best historical music journalism of the last 60 years. Show more

It would be cool if you could search for articles.

Wants to take u down? I am coming back. Even better that that puts Wenner is gone!!!

Though I am a paying subscriber I have no way of logging in. This app is beyond pointless, it is maddening!

I am a print & digital subscriber and am unable to access content or read articles. The digital subscription and this app are useless. Obviously there’s a huge disconnect between account subscriber management and the developers of this (cr)app. Don’t waste your time subscribing or downloading this. Show more

The app took a giant step backwards. The focus is now “online content,” and the magazine itself it buried on the last tab with no way to navigate through its table of contents — the only option now is an awkward scroll through every page. Worse, there is no way to save where you left off in an article, even if you just leave the app for a minute. Without the ability to get cozy with deep reads of the magazine, the app is just basically a website of tabs and links, but less elegantly usable than an actual website. Show more

I love Rolling Stone magazine!! The only problem is this app could a glitchy sometimes.

Subscriber and can’t get app to work or refresh subscriptions. Unable To contact anyone at support for help either.

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A gave 2 stars because the previous version was so bare bones. Seems like some thought was put into new layout. However, there is no way to USE the new version because you cannot log in/link account. Furthermore, if you contact them, no one knows who owns the new app, and you get the runaround. After four times I finally got a hold of someone who seemed to know about the issue. They took my email and said they’d get back to me in a couple business days. That was more than 2 weeks ago. Show more

Opened the new app and I’m bombarded by every digital posting. Where are my archived and downloaded magazines now?

I’ve been a Rolling Stone subscriber for years, with both print and digital access. With this latest app update I lost all digital access. According to Rolling Stone customers service I have to pay for the digital content of this app even though I already pay for digital access through my print subscription. Rolling Stone is truly a reflection of today’s culture. One big con job. Show more

A few years ago you updated the magazine interface from what was basically pdfs of each page to a very usable interface. Articles again scrolled and the text was such that they could be easily read. You are back to what is basically a pdf of text so small it is unreadable. Requires you to expand portions of the page and then watch it float around while you try to read it. What happened??? Show more

It seems that there is no way for print or digital subscribers to log in as there was with the previous version.

Quietly redesigned and relaunched, a massive improvement over previous versions. Mimics the RS.com web experience seamlessly.