App scenario

Test YouTube on your network.

Route only YouTube through GRANI, then test each important task on Wi-Fi and mobile data.

24 hours without a card · up to 5 devices · subscription purchased separately

GRANI screen used for the YouTube test flow
Product interface1.0.4 · en-ui
Purpose

Test YouTube through a VPN on Android.

01

YouTube task matrix

Record initial, repeat, and post-switch behavior.

video start

Run “video start” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

720p

Run “720p” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

1080p

Run “1080p” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

seeking

Run “seeking” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

rebuffering

Run “rebuffering” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

Wi-Fi ↔ mobile switching

Run “Wi-Fi ↔ mobile switching” first on Wi-Fi, then on mobile data.

02

Split tunneling

Open settings

Open app split-tunneling settings.

Select YouTube

Add the app to the VPN-routed list.

Reconnect

Apply the rule with a new connection and repeat the matrix.

Scenario boundary

When a VPN cannot solve the problem

A VPN cannot fix YouTube outages, account restrictions, insufficient source bandwidth, or service policies.

YouTube belongs to its respective owner. GRANI is not affiliated with or endorsed by it.
Answers

Common questions

Can I route only YouTube through the VPN?

Yes. The Android app supports app split tunneling.

Does GRANI guarantee YouTube access?

No. Availability depends on the network, region, service, and its policies.

Can a VPN fix an account issue?

No. Account restrictions, a service outage, or a device issue must be resolved with the service.

How do I verify the result?

Repeat the matrix on Wi-Fi and mobile data without changing servers between comparisons.

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