Free Streaming on Android

[maddog348]

Any one out there using "Pluto" streaming App?? Jumped up frequently last night while I was listening to 'Audible' on Samsung Android. Seems like a good deal ~ Free Streaming ~ But I am wary of 'free' stuff. So any one using it.

Thanks ~~ K

[CFerguson]

As with any app, be sure of the conditions that you are agreeing to. ie, what personal information you are granting them access to.
Most of the time 'Free' means your information is the payment. Nothing wrong with that as long as you understand everything upfront.

[chris3403]

XUMO
Along with PLUTO one can use XUMO for free streaming 176 channels.

[ItsyRV]

Like others, I watch Pluto at home. You can go to their website and look at the channel grouping and lineup to get a picture of what's showing. On some devices, you can actually get the standard Pluto scheduled channels as well as the ability to watch the movies they have on your own schedule.

[Dutch_12078]

I watch Pluto along with other free ad supported streaming apps on our TV using our FireTVstick. Pluto is a legitimate service owned by ViacomCBS.

[wa8yxm]

I do not do streaming video due to the fact I need the bandwidth for other stuff but I do not know if this is still the case T-mobile used to turn the meter off for SELECTED video streams..

[Dale_Traveling]

I watch "Pluto" on my home TV. The capability (software) was included with the TV. It's more or less a multi channel streaming service but with scheduled shows rather than viewer selecting what to watch that say Hulu, Netflix or Amazon provides. Channels are based on the content provided. Travel, DIY, cooking, foreign language, MTV,,,.

And keep in mind the content is free but you're still burning thru what ever your phone data limit might be, if you have a limit.

[2bzy2c]

I have it. Do you mean Pluto TV? If so it is not a scam.