As Prime Video turns into ad-laced television, I paid Rs 1,499 only to get interrupted and then was asked to pay Rs 699 more ...

Another user voiced this frustration directly, asking, "They want me to pay...to sit....and watch 30 minutes of ...

YouTube users are experiencing extremely long, unskippable ads, sometimes up to an hour long. There’s a good chance that ad blockers might be contributing to the issue. Google maintains that it ...

Users with ad blockers are reporting seeing hourslong unskippable ads. Users with ad blockers are reporting seeing hourslong unskippable ads. Google has denied reports that it’s serving ...

Ads are a part of life now, and they permeate our internet experience. This is especially true for people who use YouTube for ...

Okay, I haven’t seen any hour-long unskippable ads lately, but it’s not uncommon with 3-4 ads of 90 seconds in a row, unskippable,” reported a YouTube user who participated in our survey.

Conversely, if you see unskippable hourlong ads in your YouTube experience, you should just reload the page, which will hopefully fix the problem. 60 minute un-skipable ad byu/Lin1ex inyoutube.

Normally, unskippable ads on YouTube are limited to 15 seconds in duration. However, Google admits that they’re making an effort to identify ad-blocking users and discourage them from using ad ...

YouTube continues its war on ad blockers, recently showing a notice that confirms videos are slightly slowed down for ...

By YouTube’s own admission, unskippable ads are supposed to be limited to 15-seconds (or up to 60 seconds on YouTube TV), so whether on purpose or not, something is definitely messing up here ...

Roku is experimenting with delivering users ads when they first turn on their streaming device. Users, understandably, are not happy. Skip to Main Content. View our Bluesky Page (Opens in a new tab) ...

First, YouTube subjected viewers to longer unskippable ads. Now, not even pausing your screen will let users escape. The Google-owned platform confirmed Thursday that it has “widely rolled out ...