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YouTube recently rolled out the Meet Live Sharing feature for s on Android
YouTube is reportedly planning to disable the ability to block ads for non- s. The video streaming platform has been spotted testing a new feature to block ad blockers from using YouTube. This means that s who have been using the ad blocker will. not be able to play videos until they disable their settings. To enjoy ad-free content on the platform, YouTube recommends s to subscribe to YouTube . In India, YouTube is priced at Rs. 1,290 for a year.
A Reddit has shared the screengrab of a YouTube Pop-up notification which reads тАЬAd blockers are not allowed on YouTube.тАЭ The screenshot went on to explain that ads make video streaming free for billions of s worldwide and hence, s can subscribe to YouTube for an ad-free experience. The notification also provides two options to the use: тАЬAllow YouTube ads and тАЬTry YouTube .тАЭ
It seems like YouTube will no longer allow s to play videos with their ad block enabled. Those willing to enjoy ad-free content on the platform can pay Rs. 1,290 annually for YouTube .
Not only ad-free content but YouTube s also get access to several exclusive features that the platform rolled out last month. The features include the ability to add videos in a playlist queue and watch content together with friends via Meet live sharing/ shareplay, 1080p HD video , and smart s. The Smart s feature allows s to continue watching videos from where they've left off the previous time, across all devices logged in using the same mail address. With the Queue feature, s can create a temporary list of videos that they want to play next.
Furthermore, YouTube s can watch YouTube videos together with their families or friends via Google Meet Live Sharing ability. In addition to these, the video streaming platform also introduced an enhanced version of 1080p video quality for iOS that will make videos more crisp and clear.┬а
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