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Disney's new streaming service Disney+ is here, giving the likes of Netflix, Stan and Amazon Prime some stiff competition.
The new subscription video on demand service is ready for use on your favourite mobile device. Here's how to set up Disney+ on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Go to the App Store on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch and search for the Disney+ app. Click the "Get" button to install the app onto your device.
If you haven't already set up an account on the Disney+ website, clicking either the monthly or annual subscription buttons inside the app will use your App Store payment details to sign you up for a subscription.
If you sign up through the website, you can choose a different payment method, such as PayPal or a credit card.
A subscription costs $11.99 per month. There's also an $119.99 per year option, which can help you save about 16% compared to the monthly subscription and equates to about two months free.
Unless you're the only person in your household using Disney+, it's worth creating separate user profiles for each user. That way, watchlists and viewing histories can be kept separate for each person.
To watch a movie or TV show, simply tap on the film or series you want to watch, grab some popcorn and enjoy. If you're hoping to watch offline, check out our guide on how to download Disney+ titles.
If you have Apple TV connected to your television, you can broadcast Disney+ from your phone so that you can enjoy your content with full sound on the big screen.
Tap on the AirPlay icon near the top corner of your screen and choose your Apple TV from the list of available AirPlay devices.
Disney+ is offering the full Star Wars back catalogue (sans Rise of the Skywalker) as well as its new live-action series The Mandalorian. It's also stocking a huge slab of Disney's library of classic animations, Pixar movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe including recent releases such as Avengers Endgame, and National Geographic content.
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