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YouTube is dipping its toes into shared account territory by trialing a more affordable, two-person Premium plan in select international markets. The move appears aimed at boosting subscriptions while offering a friendly nudge to traditional individual accounts.
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YouTube is testing a YouTube Premium subscription plan designed for two people to use, Moneycontrol reports (via Android Authority). Company spokesperson Alex McQuiston confirmed to The Verge that the pilot is taking place in India, France, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. “We’re experimenting with new ways…
YouTube is testing a new two-person Premium subscription plan in select countries, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Monday. The tier is being piloted in India, France, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The news was first reported by Money Control. “We’re experimenting with new ways to provide greater…
Two people can share a subscription -- but this plan is only being tested outside the US for now.
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