I can find charts that compare YouTubeTV to Sling and Hulu+LiveTV, but I would like a chart that compares the different plans 'within' YouTubeTV.
(News + Entertainment VS. News + Entertainment + Family VS. 'Full' YouTubeTV)
Thanks in advance!
Is there a simple list or chart comparing the channels included in the various plan options? ('News and Entertainment' vs. 'Full - Regular' YouTubeTV vs. other plans)
I'm about to have my Aunt do the 21 day trial, and will ask her to keep track of the channels she watches, so I can see which plan would be right for her. She doesn't watch sports, and might not want some other channels from other plans. All I can find are the round 'channel icons' that show up when trying to sign up online, or 'sample' channels mentioned in various articles.
Thanks in advance!
I have (had?) many stops saved in the old app, I sorted them based on the trip I would take. I could look at the bus stop I will be transferring to and see if that bus is late, and choose to take a different route if I would be late on the original bus route.
The new app does show 'favorite' stops, but they are sorted by what is close to you. I have to transfer to a stop miles away sometimes, and other stops I have save are showing up for trips going in different directions. Makes it really confusing and difficult to plan todays trip for a run I take regularly.
I also wish the 'swipe down to refresh the times' would come back, since going back to the non-sorted list of stops and having to try to find the one going my way is needlessly inconvenient when you are in a rush to work and switching buses.
Does anyone else have issues with the new app when using it for bus schedules?
Just wondering if home users can set up a PIN so that others cannot watch what was recorded on a different home account, or mess up settings and such.
Also, are PINs required if you want to switch accounts and not bother entering a PIN to switch?
Thanks in advance
My Aunt had Fios up until about 4 years ago when price hikes had her switch to Xfinity. Now that Xfinity is doing similar price hikes , she asked me to look into Fios pricing for her to switch back.
When using her address on the Verizon website, I only see the 100mbit plan for $50 / month as available. If I use a neighbors address two houses down, I see 300mbit for the same price, plus a 500 and 1 gig plans also available, plus a $100 gift card to order online. I planned on having her just internet and get YouTubeTV since she has smart TVs for the apps.
She had gigabit in her home 4 years ago, and AFAIK paid off her final bill. Any idea why the website would show limited speed available now in the same address as what gigabit was available before?
(She would likely get only internet, plus add YouTubeTV)
Thanks in advance!