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Where is YouTube TV available?
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Is YouTube TV easy to use?
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Can I watch Movies on YouTube Premium?
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My niece was here this week and I was so frustrated with all the commercials on youtube videos. I don't understand why if we are paying $80 per month for youtubetv we don't get any benefits under the youtube app, such as premium.
Edit: I would be fine with a bundle and paying a fee to support creators. My entire point is with the same log in we should get some benefits as a user of multiple products under the same umbrella.
The title says it all really. I want YouTube TV so I can watch the Nickelodeon Super Bowl, but I have YouTube premium already. Is it included?
Also, is YouTube tv even available in Canada?
Thanks!
Just rolled out.
YouTube is expanding its pilot of a new Premium Lite subscription plan to the United States, the company announced today. Priced at $7.99 per month compared to the $13.99 charge for regular YouTube Premium, the cheaper tier offers “most” videos without ads — including “gaming, fashion, beauty, news, and more.” The major exception is music. For ad-free music videos, you’ll still need to step up to the standard Premium plan, which also gives you offline downloads and background playback.
Premium Lite doesn’t include those perks: it’s really just about removing ads from your YouTube experience. And as someone who let his YouTube Premium subscription lapse a few months ago, let me tell you: there are a ton of ad breaks these days. - The Verge
What do you all think?