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premium streaming content is either DRM and ad-free or supported by Ads, to suggest how to get around it is to breach the t&amp;c of EE.<br />
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Apologies if I am misinterpreting your intent
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premium streaming content is either DRM and ad-free or supported by Ads, to suggest how to get around it is to breach the t&c of EE.

Apologies if I am misinterpreting your intent

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not trying to breach any specific tool..<br />
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is it right if there is a tool that is opensource, it will be ad-free?<br />
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I pay for radionews channel.. I have streaming website, userid and login.. <br />
for desktop, I used zeipod and it does the job and no ads..<br />
do we have any such choice for android.<br />
The news channel does not have any app for this, nor does it recommend anyone.. but asks us to find it ourself like zeipod..
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not trying to breach any specific tool..

is it right if there is a tool that is opensource, it will be ad-free?

I pay for radionews channel.. I have streaming website, userid and login..
for desktop, I used zeipod and it does the job and no ads..
do we have any such choice for android.
The news channel does not have any app for this, nor does it recommend anyone.. but asks us to find it ourself like zeipod..

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is there any in-built feature/tool to be able to stream premium streaming content (audio)..<br />
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the main need to avoid ads, and hoped that any in-built feature would not have that problem.<br />
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any opensource for this?
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is there any in-built feature/tool to be able to stream premium streaming content (audio)..

the main need to avoid ads, and hoped that any in-built feature would not have that problem.

any opensource for this?

podcast streaming in android- any inbuilt tool?

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