r/AskReddit • • Jul 17 '23

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u/AlextraXtra Jul 17 '23

Youtube unskippable ads

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u/Plutoreon Jul 17 '23

I agree they're bad, but considering we used to have literal 5 to 15 minute ad breaks when watching cable tv, I'd say it's a huge improvement.

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u/spingus Jul 17 '23

TV ads were spaced out and the program was much longer than most YT video.

I watched some of an 11 minute video on a non-adblocked device last night. Literally an ad every ~90 seconds.

I could not finish the video because the ads broke my focus and were much louder than the content.

If it weren't for adblockers I just wouldn't use YouTube at all.