YouTube Is Preventing Those Users from Watching Its Content

YouTube is taking strong action to stop its users from using ad blockers. 

An increasing number of complaints on Twitter have revealed how active YouTube is with the recently implemented policy.

It entails notifying users of ad blockers to turn off the program so they may keep viewing videos on the platform. 

Following many alerts, YouTube is now imposing limitations, enabling viewers to view a maximum of three videos before having their access terminated.

YouTube takes action to deal with the usage of ad blockers

It's crucial to understand that this is a temporary prohibition. 

Twitter users have posted images of YouTube warnings, revealing that they will be able to view the platform's content again if they agree with YouTube's request to turn off ad blockers or subscribe to its Premium plan. 

Users have yet to note that problems persist even after turning off their ad-blockers, with YouTube still displaying advertisements offering to remove them.

This is nothing new, as YouTube issued a warning about similar acts some months prior. 

The Verge was notified by the platform that users who disobeyed its regulations would be blocked. 

YouTube made it clear that before limiting customers' viewing options, it will send many messages urging them to give up using ad blockers or think about purchasing YouTube Premium.

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