o2 tracks

[Anonymous]

hey

I know it's a dumb question, but do you need 3g/wi-fi on your phone to listen to o2 tracks?

cheers

[MI5 · Accepted solution]

It will use data (3G or Wifi) to load the tracks to your phone but after that you can play them without a data connection.

[Anonymous]

Ah, thanks.

Will just stick to my own playlist

[MI5]

I just update it every morning at home (using my wifi connection) then listen to them throughout the day...

[Anonymous]

One of o2's good ideas.

[Anonymous]

good idea, will update it in the morning before my travels

[perksie]

You're aware there is a charge after 8 weeks?

From the FAQs:

Just download the app from your app store and follow the instructions. As an O2 3G customer you'll get free music for a minimum of 8 weeks. If you're not on O2, you can get 2 weeks free. You will not be charged unless you choose to subscribe. If you choose to subscribe the cost will be £1 per week.

Customers signing up to 4G will get 12 months free when all contract elements have been purchased directly from O2. O2 4G customers who have purchased their contract from a non-O2 sales channel, ie Carphone Warehouse or Phones4U, will get 8 weeks for free. Both sets of consumers will get this experience even if they have experienced O2 Tracks previously on 3G. The weekly cost of O2 Tracks with Video is £1.50. You will not be charged unless you choose to subscribe.

[MI5]

Yep, I'm on the 12 months free trial

[perksie]

I was thinking of Adrianna, I knew you'd be ok!

[MI5]

Still not a bad deal though - You get an exclusive early release of a new album every week, trouble is it's One Direction this week, but at least the kids are happy
Last week it was Eminem, and before that Lady Gaga