T-Mobile has announced that Apple Music and fifteen other additional streaming video providers, including various ABC, Disney, and FOX apps, are now covered by the carrier’s Binge On program. Binge On now supports over 100 video services in the United States after launching eight months ago.
Binge On enables customers on a qualifying Simple Choice plan to stream unlimited 480p video from dozens of partnered services, led by Netflix, HBO NOW, Hulu, and YouTube, without any of the data consumed counting towards their monthly data bucket. Starting today, any Apple Music video content qualifies too.
The full list of new providers joining Binge On today include:
- ABC
- Apple Music
- Big Ten Network
- CEEK VR
- DISH Anywhere
- Disney Channel
- Disney Jr.
- Disney XD
- D-PAN.TV
- DramaFever
- FOX NOW
- FXNOW
- NAT GEO TV
- Shalom World
- Sioeye
- Tubi TV
T-Mobile expanded Binge On to PBS in June and thirteen video services in May, including NBC and video content from existing Music Freedom partners Google Play Music, Radio Disney, Spotify, and TIDAL, after adding 16 new Binge On and Music Freedom partners in April. YouTube, Google Play Movies, and others were added in March.
Apple Music’s audio content has streamed for free on T-Mobile via Music Freedom since July 2015.
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Source: MAC ROUMORS