Most of the features were earlier hidden behind a swipe-up gesture on the “more videos” section, but the new update now puts them front and middle, in the process relegating related videos to a button in the corner the feature change is effective only when a user is watching a YouTube video as users won’t be able to notice the change while watching a video in portrait format. But users may be more accustomed to the portrait mode as it affords them easy access to share buttons and other controls, a visible upside of the new feature coming only in full-screen mode the new interface allows easy access to the mode that allows viewers seen comments side by side with the video while in landscape. Viewers have to tap on the comment section while in portrait mode to open it up, before it can be switched into full-screen mode, but the new interface affords them the opportunity of pulling them up by tapping the comment button the new interface allows easy access to the mode that allows viewers seen comments side by side with the video while in landscape. Viewers have to tap on the comment section while in portrait mode to open it up, before it can be switched into full-screen mode, but the new interface affords them the opportunity of pulling them up by tapping the comment button
the new update will be available in both iOS and Android, and according to Allison a spokesman of Google, it will begin to roll, Monday, the 7th of February 2022 the new UI though is yet being viewed by everyone the Monday rollout will have it available across all iOS and Android equipment YouTube last year announced that it will be hiding the public dislike counts on videos across its site.
The company then premised its decision on the objective of protecting smaller creators against being targeted by dislike attacks or harassment, while also promoting “respectful interactions between viewers and creators.” According to the announcement by YouTube, the dislike button will still be there, but it will be for private feedback, rather than public shaming the new YouTube UI has already started rolling out to both Android and iOS users we are able to see the changes in our Android device If the feature has not reached your smartphone yet, we advise you to wait a few days till it reaches you YouTube recently launched annual plans for YouTube Premium and YouTube Music subscribers these plans will allow users to pay for their YouTube subscription in a 12 month non-recurring subscription at once the new plans were only launched in few countries including India and the United States and YouTube is currently offering a discount for the annual plans with the initial introductory discounted prices users can opt for the annual plans at a discounted rate until January 23 the offer brings the annual plan for YouTube Premium at Rs 1,159 ($107.99 in the US) while the annual plan for just YouTube Music Premium costs Rs 889 ($89.99 in the US).
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