Pressuring users with 'first-time deposits', YouTube Premium faces increased losses due to ad-blockers

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Effectively using ad-blockers has led to substantial revenue declines for YouTube Premium, impacting its overall earnings.

YouTube, one of the world's largest video platforms, is intensifying its efforts to counter ad-blockers.

According to Wired's report, hundreds of thousands of users uninstalled ad-blockers in October.

Currently, YouTube's attempt to 'resolve' ad-blockers seems to drive people to search for better alternatives.

Industry experts like Modras are warning that YouTube's efforts to combat ad-blockers.

If you're searching for alternatives, browser extensions like uBlock Origin still work on the Firefox browser.

The 'battle' between YouTube and ad-blockers is still ongoing, creating unpredictable consequences. While YouTube's increased efforts to block ads may lead some users to uninstall ad-blockers, it has also prompted many to switch to better ad-blockers or even decide to pay for the app's premium version. This dynamic is pushing users and ad-block companies to explore alternative solutions, creating a growing competition.

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