YouTube is the platform that billions of people around the world rely on to watch videos for free. YouTube has set up a system to enjoy videos not only for free but also through premium subscription without ads. But recently there are some moves on the part of YouTube, ignoring those who watch YouTube for free and gradually aiming to make everyone paid subscribers.
Now that move of YouTube has come in a new form targeting free viewers again. The new promise is that you can watch videos for free for three months without ads for ten rupees. The capacity and scope of YouTube’s content is endless. Ten rupees is not a huge charge for three months today. That’s why everyone sees this move of YouTube as innocent.
What to do after three months of Rs 10 plan expiry? After three months, if you want to watch the video without ads, you have to renew the plan again for the amount specified by YouTube. If not Do not renew subscription after three months. Instead, it is enough to block the subscription charge from our account through YouTube settings or bank settings. YouTube has also introduced a plan of Rs 139 if you like the ad-free view and want to enjoy the video without ads after three months.
YouTube has given this Rs 10 offer for a few days only. It is not clear how long this offer will be available. Not everyone will get this offer. This offer is currently available to those who receive YouTube invites. Only YouTube Red, YouTube Music, and Google Play Music subscribers can get a YouTube invite.
Apart from avoiding ads in the premium feature, many other features are included in the Rs 10 subscription. Some of the services available with paid subscription are video downloading, backgound play, subscription to YouTube Music, YouTube Kids app, etc. In India, YouTube Premium charges Rs 1,290 for the annual plan and Rs 189 per month for the family plan. The company is also offering a 30-day free trial for new subscribers.
Reportedly, seven days before the end of the Rs 10 offer, YouTube will send an email informing the subscriber about this. During this time you can continue with the premium membership or cancel the membership. Most people see the Rs 10 offers as YouTube’s ploy to get people to subscribe to paid subscriptions. Recently, YouTube has created a crisis for free YouTube viewers by increasing the number of inescapable ads.
After this, a modification was implemented so that only premium subscribers can watch 4K videos. YouTube continues to make decisions that ignore free viewers like this. These decisions are considered to be part of the move to convert all subscribers into paid subscribers in the future.
Most of YouTube’s viewers watch videos for free. While other platforms charge specific fees for each video, YouTube’s offering of videos for free is generally accepted by all. But YouTube is slowly becoming paid, which is disappointing the viewers. Needless to say, where is this leap of YouTube starting at 10 rupees? In any case, take comfort that YouTube is not ready to switch everything to paid subscriptions immediately. That’s it