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You either pay for the video content you watch or live with advertising Google just recently began strictly blocking users who use ad blockers to watch videos on the YouTube platform. Immediately after this, the company increased prices for the YouTube Premium paid subscription, which allows you to watch videos with disabled advertising. YouTube increases subscription prices in many countries The price increase affected several regions on the international stage – from Europe and the Asia-Pacific region to South America. Specifically, users in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, Germany, Poland and Turkey will now have to pay more for a YouTube Premium subscription. Price increases are […]

You either pay for the video content you watch or live with advertising Google just recently began strictly blocking users who use ad blockers to watch videos on the YouTube platform. Immediately after this, the company increased prices for the YouTube Premium paid subscription, which allows you to watch videos with disabled advertising.  [caption id="attachment_79618" align="aligncenter" width="780"] YouTube[/caption] YouTube increases subscription prices in many countries The price increase affected several regions on the international stage - from Europe and the Asia-Pacific region to South America. Specifically, users in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Chile, Germany, Poland and Turkey will now have to pay more for a YouTube Premium subscription. Price increases are being seen in the YouTube Premium and YouTube Music Premium individual, family and student plans. In Australia, for example, Google notes that this is the "first-ever price increase" for a Premium subscription, to A$16.99 ($10.94 US). Existing YouTube Premium users will see the new prices starting with their next billing cycle. 

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Only for some users for now Google tried its hand at gaming some time ago with the Stadia project but quickly closed it. Now it is reported that the company is preparing a new project based on YouTube. On YouTube, you can now not only watch videos but also play games. The search giant is already testing the YouTube Playables gaming interface for YouTube Premium subscribers. These are small games that run directly on the YouTube page, both in the desktop version of the browser and in the mobile application. Now this is just testing, that is, the new function is […]

Only for some users for now Google tried its hand at gaming some time ago with the Stadia project but quickly closed it. Now it is reported that the company is preparing a new project based on YouTube. [caption id="attachment_53582" align="aligncenter" width="780"] YouTube[/caption] On YouTube, you can now not only watch videos but also play games. The search giant is already testing the YouTube Playables gaming interface for YouTube Premium subscribers. These are small games that run directly on the YouTube page, both in the desktop version of the browser and in the mobile application. Now this is just testing, that is, the new function is available only to a small number of users. You can check availability in the experimental section of YouTube. There are no details about the project yet, but in general, Google's approach is quite simple: give active YouTube users another type of content that will keep them on the platform longer.

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YouTube Enhances ‘Subscribe’ Tab: Automated Response to Creators’ Requests YouTube is rolling out a smart feature that automatically lights up the ‘Subscribe’ tab whenever a content creator encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel. This exciting update is part of YouTube’s ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience on the platform. The New ‘Subscribe’ Tab Enhancement This latest enhancement is already making its debut with a select group of users. When a creator mentions the word “subscribe” in their video, the YouTube ‘Subscribe’ tab is illuminated. Notably, this feature operates entirely through automated processes within the app. The Glowing Effect […]

YouTube Enhances 'Subscribe' Tab: Automated Response to Creators' Requests YouTube is rolling out a smart feature that automatically lights up the 'Subscribe' tab whenever a content creator encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel. This exciting update is part of YouTube's ongoing efforts to enhance the user experience on the platform. [caption id="attachment_53346" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] YouTube lights up ‘Subscribe’ tab[/caption] The New 'Subscribe' Tab Enhancement This latest enhancement is already making its debut with a select group of users. When a creator mentions the word "subscribe" in their video, the YouTube 'Subscribe' tab is illuminated. Notably, this feature operates entirely through automated processes within the app. The Glowing Effect The illuminated 'Subscribe' tab appears as a brief, eye-catching burst of color within videos. Its purpose is to draw viewers' attention to this crucial button. Simplifying User Engagement While we often encounter various visual cues within videos encouraging us to subscribe, this new feature simplifies the process further. It allows creators to effortlessly direct viewers to the subscription button, making it more likely that users will take that step. Initially available for the desktop version, we can expect to see this feature on mobile devices in the coming days. FAQs About YouTube Enhances 'Subscribe' Tab Q1. How does the automated 'Subscribe' tab feature work on YouTube? A: Whenever a content creator mentions the word "subscribe" in their video, the YouTube 'Subscribe' tab automatically lights up, drawing viewers' attention to it. Q2. Why is YouTube implementing this glowing effect for the 'Subscribe' tab? A: The purpose of this glowing effect is to simplify user engagement and make it easier for creators to direct viewers to the subscription button. Q3. Is this feature available only on the desktop version of YouTube? A: Initially, the feature is available on the desktop version, but it is expected to roll out on mobile devices in the near future. Q4. How can content creators benefit from this enhancement? A: Content creators can use this feature to more effectively encourage their viewers to subscribe to their channels, ultimately boosting their subscriber count.

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