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android and youtube

catharsis · 2012-02-08 13:42:29

I'd like to visit youtube on my android phone but am worried my service provider will stop me.... is this possible? I'd like to visit www.youtube.com or more precisely http://www.youtube.com

08-02-2012 1:42pm

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I'd like to visit youtube on my android phone but am worried my service provider will stop me.... is this possible?

I'd like to visit www.youtube.com or more precisely http://www.youtube.com

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#2 08-02-2012 2:39pm

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...why don't you visit it and find out?

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#3 08-02-2012 6:19pm

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catharsis wrote: »

I'd like to visit youtube on my android phone but am worried my service provider will stop me.... is this possible?

I'd like to visit www.youtube.com or more precisely http://www.youtube.com

It depends on what type of service you're getting, i.e. the network you're on and the amount of data that's in your contract (PAYG/billpay).

Your service provider won't stop you. But they'll eat your credit/charge you extra for going over your data limit.

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