YouTube's Ad Blocker Detection Test: Three-Video Limit for Users unless Ad Blockers Disabled or YouTube Premium Subscribed
YouTube is currently running a global experiment to identify users with ad blockers enabled on their browsers. These users are being prompted to either disable their ad blockers or consider subscribing to YouTube Premium. The objective is to enforce YouTube's Terms of Service, which prohibit the use of ad blockers. This move aligns with other publishers who have implemented similar measures to encourage viewers to either watch ads or opt for ad-free subscriptions. YouTube's focus on ad block detection is aimed at supporting creators and maintaining its free, ad-supported model. YouTube's ad blocker detection prompts users to disable ad blockers or consider YouTube Premium. Detection and Warning Prompt: Users have reported receiving warnings indicating that their video playback may be stopped if ad blockers are detected. YouTube will only disable playback if users consistently ignore requests to allow ads. The platform offers a feedback option where users can share their ex...