Small tweaks sure can make big differences.
The YouTube mobile app, on both iOS and Android, now makes it the tiniest bit easier — at least for some users — to keep a handle on their data use. So reports 9to5Google, which highlights a new setting buried within the YouTube app that gives people additional controls over video streaming quality.
And video quality, of course, translates to data use.
For those doing the majority of their YouTube streaming not connected to WiFi, there’s a decent chance that being able to finely tune how video files are streamed might affect their monthly cellphone bill. Read more…
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