YouTube: How to watch 5,500 series and films for free

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YouTube: How to watch 5,500 series and films for free

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YouTube is exploring the world of ad-supported streaming content. With a trick you can enjoy around 5,500 series and films in this country for free.

YouTube is launching an ad-supported streaming service, but only in the United States for the time being.

YouTube is launching an ad-supported streaming service, but only in the United States for the time being. (Source: depositphotos.com / Afotoeu)

  • YouTube launches ad-supported streaming service.
  • These include the hit cooking show “Hell’s Kitchen” with Gordon Ramsay and several older films.
  • A Germany launch of the free content is still open. However, access via VPN is possible.

In the future, YouTube will let you watch 4,000 popular series and 1,500 films for free. For example, there’s plenty of binge-watching fodder for fans of Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen among you. But also older films like “Nur 60 Seconds” with Nicolas Cage.

Youtube shows 4,000 series and 1,500 films for free

According to US media, YouTube has made deals with several major film and series production studios, such as Disney or Warner Bros., to make the offer a reality. Of course, this helps a lot in getting large amounts of content onto the platform. The fact that these are offered free of charge is new. With its large reach, YouTube is of course exceptionally well suited to trying out advertising-financed sales models.

Germany start uncertain

It also remains to be seen whether the offer will make it across the pond. In Germany, a VPN provider is therefore required in order to be able to consume the offer.

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