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One extra Google app goes away and other people should make modifications once more
Google continues to drag the plug on its merchandise and in some instances the information does shock folks however this time folks had been knowledgeable means earlier.
Google Podcast app is the most recent product from the corporate that can see its curtains down from early April for all customers. Podcast is well-liked throughout totally different platforms and Google feels it doesn’t want a separate app to maintain the enterprise working. So, beginning April 2, Google Podcast app will likely be going away for good. Yes, the Podcast app is shutting down.
But the corporate is just not utterly giving up on the podcast section, the truth is, YouTube Music would be the go-to platform for podcasts as the corporate is able to make investments all its sources in a single app somewhat than having two. Google talked about shutting down the app again in September final yr, so it isn’t like folks weren’t given sufficient time to make the change/change.
Google is principally asking folks to pay for the YouTube Music service if they need entry to podcasts from April 2 onwards which is a particular concern for many individuals who’ve invested within the platform and stored their information. Google is providing the function and repair switching to its folks within the US solely, and we’re unsure what occurs to different folks utilizing the Podcast app out of the area.
Google says, you possibly can both transfer all of your present podcasts to the YouTube Music app or select one other podcast app altogether, for which you will have to export after which import an OPML file.
Google Podcast Transfer to Other Apps: How It Works
– Go to Google Podcast app
– Click on export subscriptions possibility
– Tap on Export underneath Export to YouTube music
– Select Transfer on the YouTube Music app
– Click on Continue
– Now you verify the library to see your subscription transferred
The Podcast app goes away this week, and other people have the choice to modify their content material to a different until July this yr.
