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YOUTUBE PUTS THIRD-PARTY CLIENTS ON NOTICE: SHOW ADS OR GET BLOCKED

arstechnica.com2 min read

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YouTube is strengthening its enforcement on third-party apps that violate its Terms of Service, specifically ad-blocking apps. It recently made a post on the official YouTube Community Help Forum putting third-party ad-blocking apps on notice. People using these apps may start experiencing buffering issues or errors when trying to watch videos.