YouTube has made changes to its platform, and it looks like from next month onwards, free users will no longer be able to watch “music videos” without paying a subscription fee. YouTube seems to be trying to get its users to pay for its shared services.
Google has announced that it plans to make changes to its music streaming service called YouTube Music, which may be the best way to stream music to YouTube, offering millions of songs to its many users. The most important change in the YouTube service is that free users will be able to play music in the background, but new restrictions will also apply to free YouTube music users.
Free users can now play their music and search through millions of songs and albums, but all of that includes ads. On the other hand, those who buy YouTube subscriptions can enjoy other exclusive benefits, such as watching videos on YouTube Music and using this service without ads.
New changes to YouTube will probably be made next month, and the new update of this service will be available to users from November 3rd. Along with this change, some features will be exclusive to YouTube music subscribers, such as “Select music on request” and “Unlimited rejection of songs”. The changes will first take effect in Canada, and its global development plan will be announced soon on YouTube.
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.
YouTube has been trying to improve its platform for some time. The company, for example, announced that it would stop showing ads for “climate denial” content. Content that contains “incorrect information about the Corona vaccine” will also be removed from the platform.
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