BBC iPlayer is a free service but remember your mobile operator may charge for the data you use on their network. An hour-long TV programme will typically use 225 MB of data.
Is BBC iPlayer for free?
The quick answer to your question: BBC iPlayer is a free streaming service that offers live and catch up TV from all of BBC's channels. This includes BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Three, BBC Four, cBBC, BBC News, and Radio 1.
How can I watch BBC iPlayer on my phone?
Windows 10 Open your internet browser and go to bbc.co.uk/iplayer to access the website. Using the website on your phone or tablet, you can: play on-demand programmes via WiFi or mobile data. play live TV channels via WiFi or mobile data.
Why can't I watch BBC iPlayer on my phone?
Android: try clearing the app cache & data Go to: Settings > Apps > BBC iPlayer and select the Clear Cache option. To clear the app data entirely, select Clear Data on the same page. Then sign back in and try playing a programme.
Is the BBC iPlayer app free?
You don't even need to pay - for example, the BBC iPlayer app is free to use, so long as you're a UK license fee payer. We show you how to install and use the BBC iPlayer app on an Android tablet or smartphone.
How much does BBC iPlayer app cost?
It was created by the BBC and ITV and has an excellent range of British TV shows. It costs $6.99/month at the time of writing. You can get it via a streaming app on your TV, or via your streaming media box or stick. If you can't get the app, you can subscribe to it through the Amazon Prime Video or Apple TV apps.5 days ago