If you were already shying away from subscribing to YouTube Premium for all the benefits it brings to the table because of the monthly price tag associated with it, then YouTube’s latest change might really turn you away.
Google wants non-paying YouTube viewers to turn off ad blockers or subscribe to YouTube Premium in a new test that cuts folks off after just three videos.
Take a closer look at five new YouTube Premium features for subscribers, including SharePlay support, a mobile queue, smart downloads and others.
Google raised the price of its family YouTube Premium subscription. The privilege of ad-free watching, background playback and offline watching for you and up to five other people will now set you back an extra $5/month.
You might soon have to get a paid YouTube Premium subscription, which costs $12/month, just to watch videos in 4K resolution on your computer or tablet.
YouTube Premium offers ad-free videos, offline downloads in YouTube Music, new experimental features like Picture-in-Picture, unlocks exclusive videos, and more. However, if you no longer wish to continue your YouTube Premium membership, here’s how to cancel it using your iPhone or iPad.
YouTube Premium is something that, after trying, you won’t ever want to give up. It’s easy to sign up for via your iPhone or iPad’s YouTube app for $15.99, but did you know you can get the exact same YouTube Premium subscription on your iPhone or iPad for just $11.99?
Things can take a halt when the most popular video streaming platform, YouTube, is not working for you. It can be due to network issues on your end, low free space on your iPhone, bugs in the official YouTube app, or a YouTube outage in your area.
For whatever reason, if YouTube is not working on your iPhone or iPad, here are 21 solutions to fix this issue. Once YouTube starts working again, you can go back to enjoying your favorite music, tech, or cat videos.
A new YouTube subscription offering has been spotted in testing, dubbed Premium Lite, as Google continues to seek new ways to monetize our eyeballs beyond ads.
TikTok was super popular even before lockdowns and quarantines went into effect across the globe due to the global coronavirus pandemic. And now it sounds like YouTube is ready to take on the short video sharing service.