of YouTube war with ad blockers it is far from over and it is is in focus this time in tools that allow ad-free viewing on mobile. There is a video platform owned by Google announced that it “strengthens [its] Third-party apps that violate the “Terms of Service,” “especially ad-blocking apps.” It’s about mobile apps that you can use to access videos without being interrupted by ads. When you use such a program, you may encounter. buffering issues or see an error message saying “The following content is not available in this application”.
The service says its terms don’t allow third-party apps to turn off ads “because it prevents the creator from being rewarded for viewers.” As it has done for the past few months since it started fighting ad blockers, YouTube offers to sign up for a Premium membership if you want to watch ad-free. YouTube Premium will set you back $14 per month.
In November, YouTube he told us it said it had “launched a global effort to encourage viewers with ad blockers enabled to allow ads on YouTube or try YouTube Premium for an ad-free experience.” It started by showing pop-ups when an ad blocker was used, saying it was against the website’s TOS. Shortly after that, you can only play up to three videos with the ad blocker enabled until you can’t download any more. Google later accepted If you have an ad blocker installed, you may experience “optimal viewing” by waiting longer before the video loads.
