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Google denies allegations of intentionally slowing down YouTube.

Báo Thanh niênBáo Thanh niên18/01/2024


According to Android Authority , Google has recently cracked down on users who use ad blockers on YouTube. This includes displaying warnings and prompting users to disable their ad blockers, and even intentionally slowing down website performance to force users to accept ads or purchase YouTube Premium.

Recently, many users have continued to complain about the inexplicable slowness they experience when watching YouTube on their PC browsers. According to posts on the Reddit forum, YouTube is lagging and responding slowly. However, when ad blockers are disabled, the website works normally again.

Google phủ nhận cáo buộc cố tình làm chậm YouTube- Ảnh 1.

Many users are complaining about YouTube being unusually slow.

Many people thought this was YouTube's latest crackdown on users who block ads. But Google unexpectedly confirmed to Android Central that this situation is not related to attacks on their ad blockers, and the company also shared some tips to fix it.

After some investigation, YouTube's recent performance issues appear to be genuinely being affected by ad blocker usage. According to Raymond Hill, a developer of uBlock Origin, the problem mostly affects users who use both AdBlock and AdBlock Plus simultaneously. He explained that the issue lies with the ad blockers, not with Google intentionally slowing down YouTube.

Following this announcement, the AdBlock and AdBlock Plus development teams confirmed the issue and announced that both ad blockers have been updated to fix the problem that caused YouTube and other platforms to slow down.



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