YouTube is conducting tests to remove notification alerts from channels that viewers fail to interact with to manage notification quantities.
The video platform activates this test procedure exclusively for people who select “All” notifications when subscribing to channels.
YouTube notes that notification entry remains active in the notification inbox, yet viewers who avoid recent channel engagement despite receiving recent push notifications will not receive further push notifications.
The objective of this change is to prevent people from blocking all notifications even after receiving numerous alerts.
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YouTube content creators plainly request subscribers to follow and activate notification prompts to obtain instant update notifications.
Users who opt for complete notifications service will receive irrelevant non-new-upload alerts. YouTube states that users usually opt to disable notifications completely from the app since they become annoyed, which leads to the termination of all their subscription alerts.
A creator needs reliable push notifications to maximize subscriber video views since the lack of this functionality represents an issue.
It seems like an excessive measure for YouTube to eliminate notification access between viewers and channels.
According to the company’s description, the test is classified as “small,” yet it reflects an insufficient approach to manage unwanted push notifications from particular channels.
