Can I share my digital subscription with others?

No, you cannot share your digital subscription with others. The digital subscription for The New Yorker is intended for individual use only. Each subscription is linked to a single user account, and access to the digital content is granted only to the subscriber. Sharing your login credentials or allowing others to access your account is a violation of The New Yorker's terms and conditions. However, The New Yorker offers gift subscriptions that allow you to purchase a subscription for someone else, providing them with their own individual access to the digital content. Gift subscriptions can be easily shared and are a great option if you want to give someone access to The New Yorker's engaging and thought-provoking content.