The Washington Post Classic v3.4
Requirements: 4.0.3 and up
Overview: Enjoy every story, feature and insight from The Washington Post with our classic app for your smartphone and tablet.



Enjoy every story, feature and insight from The Washington Post with our classic app for your smartphone and tablet. Stay informed with award-winning national and international news, PLUS complete local news coverage of the D.C. metro area. Scan top headlines for must-read stories. Get fresh perspectives on the world from Post bloggers. Read stories wherever you are with convenient offline reading. This app brings you everything daily Washington Post readers enjoy—along with extra benefits for added mobile convenience.

WHAT'S NEW

-Fixed a bug affecting Print edition

This app has none advertisements

Restrictions and banner ads removed. In case you encounter video ads, let me know.

More Info:

Code: Select allhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.washingtonpost.android

Download Instructions:
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/kVgIqb6V/file.html

Mirror:
https://userscloud.com/s2d6pk65dft6

[Spectrum2025]

Thanks for this one, master!

[marooned2]

Awesome!
Many thanks for filling my request, xsmile!

Thanks!
Is the content presented by this app simply the same as the news for non-subscribed readers on the WP website (without ads)?
Or does it contain all articles as for subscribed user?

@nickoski:

I wasn't sure about this point and came to the conclusion that free users can acess all content, but can only read a limited amount of articles each month.

Can you give me an example of such a restricted article, if possible?

@xsmile: i'm not a subscribed user at WP that's why i do not know which articles reserved for subscribed ones. But a subscription is 2,50$ a week, so i thought it must be something more than just the free content:
http://help.washingtonpost.com/link/por ... scriptions

The help desk states:

All readers of The Washington Post web site or apps have access to a limited number of articles every month, and can sign up for newsletters delivered directly through email.
Once you’ve reached your article limit, you will need a subscription to continue reading. The Washington Post offers several digital subscription packages to meet our readers’ preferences.

Additionally subscribers get access too all WP apps. That justifies the price, I guess.

My uploaded app has a full subscription status that bypasses the monthly limit. However, I don't know if it has any influence on subscriber-only articles, in case they exist. I hope we get a reply from a genuine WP subscriber someday.

[marooned2]

@nickoski
I'm not sure either but I created a new account and got the message
"Hmmmmm...
We can't seem to locate a subscription associated with this account"

Then, I noticed that I was logged in all the same and "Buy subscription" tab is inactive.
That probably means that this is a working, subscribed version.

@marooned2:

The first message was a reply from the server that obviously doesn't know anything about your subscription. The app however thinks you have one. I hope that is enough to unlock everything

Aha, ok, thanks! So you install the the app you are automatically logged in and subscribed, so that you do not need to create an account and log in additionally?

@nikoski:

You need to create a free account and login first. The app will treat it as a fully subscribed account.

...You need to create a free account and login first. The app will treat it as a fully subscribed account.

Ah,ok,thanks a lot once more!