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How To Watch YouTube Videos When You Don't Have The Internet

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If you want to watch a new music video or viral sensation on YouTube, you might find yourself thwarted by a lack of Wi-Fi or restrictive data plan. Happily, it's pretty easy to download YouTube videos using free webtools. According to Digital Trends, both the Y2Mate and the 4K Video Downloader programs do a great job, with relatively few steps. Remember, though--while it's generally legal to share and embed YouTube videos on the internet, downloading them for your own offline use isn’t always permitted. Downloading videos is a violation of the YouTube Terms of Service, unless YouTube has explicitly given permission to download the video in question--so be sure to check.

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