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Well they do charge you money for the device. I think in the long term the goal is probably more about connecting the internet to your living room (making that
by bagacrap 11y ago
Well they do charge you money for the device. I think in the long term the goal is probably more about connecting the internet to your living room (making that ubiquitous) which naturally means more YouTube usage which means more ads. They don't necessarily need a cut of every app's revenue.
- muddi900 11y agoBy the way, almost every Youtube-on-TV app can be controlled Chromecast-like manner by the mobile app.
- thrownaway2424 11y agoYouTube is great about compatibility. It automatically detects my Oppo Blu-Ray player for casting, and if nothing else you can always navigate on your display device to youtube.com/tv and pair the display with your mobile app via QR code or alphanumeric code. YouTube can control literally any device that is capable of browsing to the YouTube site.