There is no view time requirement anymore for a YouTube Shorts video. YouTube will basically count a view if a user just sees ...

Beginning on March 31, YouTube will change how it counts views on Shorts to align with industry standards. Currently, YouTube only registers a view after a Short has been watched for a minimum ...

YouTube is changing how it counts views on YouTube Shorts to give creators a deeper understanding of how their short-form ...

This change aligns YouTube’s metrics more closely with those used by competitors like TikTok and Instagram Reels. “Historically on YouTube, a view had been counted after a Short was played for ...

it is changing how it counts views on YouTube Shorts, its short-form video section that has a 60 second or less format. Previously, a view only counted if someone watched a Short for a certain ...

There’s been a lot of noise this week about YouTube Shorts “view count inflation.” But let’s be clear: this change is more about optics than impact. YouTube’s new policy, effective March ...

YouTube’s updated Shorts view count now captures every play, but this change won't affect earnings or monetization eligibility. YouTube will begin counting Shorts views without minimum watch ...

YouTube will soon count Shorts views using the same method as TikTok and Instagram. Starting March 31st, YouTube will display the number of times a Short starts to play or replay, like Instagram and ...

After the arrival of the YouTube Shorts "remix" feature last year, the video-streaming giant is making another major change to its view-counting policy. Starting March 31, a "view" will be counted ...

YouTube today announced that starting March 31st, it will count views of Shorts based on number of time it starts to play or replay.

YouTube has implemented a change to Shorts that introduces analytics similar to what rivals Instagram and TikTok do with their short-form content. The video streaming giant will reportedly remove the ...

YouTube has redefined what a “view” means for its ... the amount of views on any given Shorts video. According to the Google-owned company, the changes have been made because it wants creators ...