However, Google said at the time that it was working with Microsoft for the release of a new flavor of the application, one that would comply with YouTube’s API terms of service, and which would have ads enabled in it. The initial flavor of Microsoft’s YouTube application for Windows Phone was impacted by similar issues a while ago, as Google decided to block its access to the popular service.
The new iteration of the mobile client was made available for download only a few days ago with a brand new interface, various performance enhancements, and new features, including the option to upload videos to YouTube. In case the feature isn’t available for you at the moment, it might take a while as it’s a phased rollout.Windows Phone users out there are seeing themselves left once again outside of a fully-fledged YouTube experience, as Google has decided to block the recently updated official YouTube app for Microsoft’s mobile OS once more.Īpparently, the Mountain View-based Internet giant is considering the new flavor of the app as violating YouTube’s Terms of Service, and has decided to lock it out of it, a recent article on The Verge explains. As far as the New to you feature is concerned, it is a personalised tab based on users interest and suggests the latest content based on that and it also requires users to sign in using their account. The same tab will be available on the desktop page as well as soon as you refresh the homepage.
Users might also see the ‘New to you’ prompt as users scroll through the feed. To see the option open the YouTube app and pull it down from the top to refresh the page. However, Google has further simplified it and if you are on smartphones, the ‘New to you’ tab is available at a simple refresh on the app's homepage. Which you can find by simply scrolling the topics sideways. New to you is basically a tab hidden within the content discovery section at the top along with all the other relevant tags like - Mixes, Music, Trailers, etc. We have checked that the feature is now available on both desktop versions as well as the YouTube mobile app. As mentioned, the new feature is rolling out to both desktop or app versions, so irrespective of whether you are using a PC or smartphone, the feature will be available to you. YouTube has announced a new section - ‘New to you’ on the YouTube homepage for both web versions of the service and the app. YouTube is getting a new feature to make content discovery faster and better for users on both desktop and mobile apps.
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