News & Reviews:   YouTube

Besides hiding the unlike counts on YouTube, Google might now proceed to hide a piece of valuable information on the Play Store. According to the source, the company could plan to remove the "last updated" section from the app listings.

Whenever a YouTube channel does something wrong, it will inevitably get a ton of dislikes such as the recent YouTube rewinds and the latest Shin Megami Tensei V video game review by IGN (yes, they messed up again lol). However, it has brought attention to YouTube about the dislike button and from now onwards, the dislike count will be private across the platform.

When it comes to the most disliked YouTube videos of all time, most people who surf YouTube a lot would automatically think of YouTube Rewind 2019. That being said, another video may be joining up the ranks which is the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack overview trailer.

Since the instalment of the App Tracking Transparency in April 2021, Apple introduced an anti-privacy policy that gives you the option to allow third-party apps to track your data or not. It's been a year since then, so is there any impact from that?

Every year, it's a tradition for YouTube to do a YouTube Rewind to remind us of what happened during a particular year. However, if you watch a lot of YouTube videos, you would know that YouTube Rewind has gotten worst recently and looks like we won't be seeing one this year.

If you watch a lot of YouTube videos, you probably know how unreliable the auto-captioning feature is. It's not available on all channels and doesn't even caption in English most of the time. Fortunately, YouTube has an update to solve this.

After making it easier for users to transfer the videos from mobile devices to desktops, YouTube moves on to test another new feature that can tell us which parts of a video are interesting. It also looks like the video streaming platform is currently letting some users try it out.

YouTube might have silently released a new feature that most of us would low-key appreciate. According to 9to5Google, users can now seamlessly transferring the videos they watched on their mobile devices to the desktop without going in history or even "Watch Later".

For those who didn't know, Google's Wear OS 3.0 brought cool features to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. One of them is offline music, which was eventually added to Wear OS 2.0 devices. Spotify got this update last month, and now YouTube Music has the same update.

After the removal of both Groovy and Rythm bot, it seems that Discord is currently working on a new feature called Watch Together, which lets users watch YouTube videos together. With that being said, the new Watch Together feature might be a little more resource intensive because the feature will play both audio and video.