YouTube Ad Blocker Crackdown: Now Targeting Third-Party Apps
Tech Times - 2024-04-15T23:52:39.000Z

YouTube's ad blocker crackdown is not yet over, as it now targets third-party apps. The YouTube ad blocker crackdown that began in 2023 is not yet over, and while the company already effected the changes against these kinds of services, it is now moving against third-party apps that provide this feature.

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