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Sign out of a Google Play subscription?

I saw only recommendations and articles about how the Google App subscription works, how it benefits you and that it is constant when you log in. But I cannot find any evidence that if you refuse once, can you use it in the future?

Example. I am trying to release an application, but now I do not want to choose. In the future, I could. If I change my mind, can I take part again?

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Yes, you can choose later. And once you make a choice, it will be permanent. Finally, I simply refused, because I was not sure if I agreed to this new and constant idea. So I got this pop-up message from the Google Play store that answers my question. Hope this helps everyone.

I got this popup from google play store

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The thing about Google App Signing is that the keystore certificate is stored on google servers and you do not have direct access to them.

For example, every time you need to update the application in the play store, the application must be signed with the same certificate, so if you select it, you will not be able to refuse, since the certificate remains with Google and there is no option to download at this time

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1684479/

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