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Video Content Made More Accessible – Welcome YouTube Offline in India

Prasanna Bharti
Prasanna Bharti Published Jan 10, 2015
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Video Content Made More Affordable and Accessible - Welcome YouTube Offline in India
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If you are a regular YouTube user, then you are well aware of this frustrating phrase: “buffer time”. Depending on speed of your Internet connection, you may spend time either watching content or watching a Loading screen.

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Especially for Indian users getting high-speed and affordable data is still a challenging thing for masses. Recently, YouTube has introduced offline feature in the YouTube app for Indian users, so that they can use the video-streaming service with less burden on data and speed.

This amazing feature enables users to take videos offline whenever they wish to during short periods of no or low internet connectivity. Users can use this feature by tapping offline viewing option available under the video frame.  

Once video has been taken offline, it can be played without the Internet connection for 48 hours. It enables users to enjoy their favorite videos without thinking about internet speed.

Starting from December 11, 2014, most of the popular YouTube videos are already accessible for people to view offline, this new feature has helped people to overcome challenge of data connection, cost, speed and they can enjoy a buffer-free life.

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