If you also use ad blockers while watching YouTube videos, then there is no good news for you. Actually, the platform is taking strict steps to stop using ad blockers. YouTube has decided to block such users. For this, the platform has also sent notifications to the users and advised them users not to use ad blockers.
YouTube warned
The growing number of complaints on Twitter has highlighted YouTube's activism over its recently introduced policy. YouTube has also sent a notification to users, advising users to disable such software to continue watching videos on the platform. After several warnings, YouTube is now implementing the restriction, allowing users to watch only three videos before their access is revoked.
Will not be able to use an ad blocker
It is important to note that this is not a permanent ban. Users who shared YouTube warning screenshots on Twitter note that those who comply with YouTube's request to disable ad blockers or opt for its premium membership will be barred from viewing content on the platform. Permission will be given back. However, many users have reported continuing problems even after turning off the ad blocker. He says YouTube continues to display banners removing ad blockers.
This is not the first warning given by YouTube to its users. Because YouTube had warned about these actions a few months ago. The platform said it would start blocking users who violated its policies. YouTube emphasized that it would send users several notifications encouraging them to stop using ad blockers or consider subscribing to YouTube Premium, before restricting their viewing abilities.
What options do users have?
Users who want to watch ad-free content on YouTube have two options – they can either disable the ad blocker extension on their browser or opt for YouTube Premium. The latter option comes with a monthly fee, starting at Rs 129 for individuals and Rs 179 for a family subscription of up to five members.
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