YouTube Go app reaches over 130 countries in the world

YouTube has launched YouTube Go in more than 130 countries around the world and exclusively for Android users.

The application is a redesigned version of the official YouTube app, designed for low-cost places where cellular data prices are very expensive.

YouTube Go allows users to download videos for offline viewing, something that YouTube normally gives them as part of the $ 10 YouTube Redeem subscription.



App users can also share videos with friends by transferring videos from one device to another without using more data.

The application was first launched last year in India and has been launched in 14 other countries. Today, however, the app has its first international appearance, and Google is updating the app with new features, including the option to stream and download videos with higher quality, Of the proposed content, as well as the ability to share multiple videos at once from one device to another.

Although the application was launched in more than 130 countries, the focus is limited to countries with limited access to cellular data, and there are no plans to start the application in advanced network countries such as the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Germany, France and the Kingdom United Kingdom.

The application is available free of charge on the Google Play store and can be tested here.