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

There’s been a lot of noise this week about YouTube Shorts “view count inflation.” But let’s be clear: this change is more ...

YouTube Shorts now counts every play as a view, boosting creator stats without affecting earnings or Partner Program ...

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

YouTube updates Shorts view count, capturing every play but not affecting monetization eligibility or earnings criteria.

YouTube is modifying its view counting approach for Shorts, aligning it more closely with Instagram's Reels and TikTok's short videos.

YouTube adds a view to your video's view count if a viewer watches 30 seconds or more of your upload. However, when YouTube launched YouTube Shorts four-and-a-half years ago, it didn't count views ...

Ultimately, the update reinforces a broader trend in digital metrics: platforms are increasingly prioritising visibility over interaction. Whether this benefits creators or muddies the waters remains ...

YouTube is changing the metric of counting views on YouTube Shorts, similar to the view-counting method followed on TikTok and Instagram. This updated view-counting method will come into effect ...

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 ...