YouTube has released  an offline version of its app to its visitors in developing countries across the globe where internet connectivity is still a challenge.


The new app has a completely unique feature and design that allows YouTube viewers  to download and save content  they want offline giving options over quality and file size. The app additionally lets in for neighborhood sharing with nearby users without the use of any data.



According to blog post from the company’s official website, YouTube Go was created to be relatable with fresh and relevant video recommendations tailored to viewers preferences; the app is designed to be offline first and improve the experience of watching videos on a slower network; it gives you more control over data usage by providing choice and transparency into the amount of data spent on streaming or saving videos. And finally, it’s social allowing you to share videos quickly and easily with friends nearby.


YouTube Go has now become available across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. In coming weeks, it will also arrive in Senegal and Uganda. Given that it is intended for developing countries where majority of the devices are on Android, the app is available on Android devices only and not in the other operating systems.


The App is available for download on Google Play Store

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Welcome development but not for Glo users

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princechurchill:
Welcome development but not for Glo users

it's for all users except you are using subscription that base on something else other than normal data

wow very nice app is so exciting