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Spuul extends the offline sync feature to free users on its Android app

Online video streaming service Spuul has extended its offline video sync feature to all free users through its latest Android app update (2.1.1). Free users will now be able to sync a Bollywood movie or TV show for offline viewing, albeit with ads. Premium users will continue to be able to view all video content on Spuul without ads. Users don't even have to log in to watch movies on Spuul. However, if they want Spuul to remember resume points and other information across devices they will have to create an account. Free users can sync and view up to 5 movies. Paid subscribers can download 10 movies at a time, which need to be consumed within 72 hours. Post that users need to reconnect to verify their account and offline content. At present only the Android app users get this feature. The company claims that this update will be extended to the iOS app users in the next couple of weeks. Currently, iOS app users need to pay $4.99 per month for offline viewing. Last year Spuul had introduced the offline sync feature that allowed paid subscribers to download movies for offline viewing on its Android app. In June this year Spuul added Google Chromecast support to its Android app, which allowed consumers to directly stream Spuul content on their television. As part of the latest update users can also choose the quality of video (low, standard, HD and Full HD) they would like to watch. Monetization: It's worth noting…

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