YouTube Unlisted videos uploaded before 2017 to become Private
Google last month announced that starting on July 23, YouTube Unlisted videos uploaded before 2017 will be made Private.
Unlisted videos are often used for YouTube ads. Unlisted is a setting for videos that can be viewed and shared by anyone with the link to that particular video, but don’t show up in search results or other tabs.
According to Google, any link previously used to embed or share them as Unlisted will no longer work. The Private videos can only be seen by the owner and the people they choose.
Google says the new update is part of new security enhancements that make the links for your Unlisted videos even harder for someone to discover.
YouTube channel owners can out of this change by filling out a form by July 23, 2021 to keep their Unlisted videos uploaded before 2017 in their current Unlisted state.
As an alternative, Google also recommends YouTube channel owners to reupload the older videos as Unlisted.
YouTube videos have 3 states - Private, Unlisted, and Public - and Googles says these 3 states will continue to exist.
. Written by Luís Daniel Rijo. Follow PPC Land on LinkedIn.
Read more
Major Ad Tech player maintains course despite third-party deprecation cookie delay
Criteo, has emphasized its commitment to its existing strategy for navigating the changing privacy landscape.
Third-Party Cookie Deprecation in Chrome: timeline pushed back to early 2025
The deprecation will now likely occur in early 2025.
Spotify Posts Q1 2024 Results: Strong growth, focus on monetization
Spotify today released its earnings for the first quarter of 2024, showcasing strong growth and a continued focus on strategic monetization efforts.
Pinterest's 2024 Travel Report: key trends for marketers to watch
The report highlights a shift toward wellness-focused travel, adventure experiences, and a desire for connection - whether solo or with close friends.
Amazon drone delivery expands in the US
Amazon today announced that its Prime Air drone delivery program will soon launch in the West Valley region of Phoenix, Arizona.
Meta Horizon OS
Meta today announced a significant shift in its mixed reality (MR) strategy, opening up its Meta Horizon OS to third-party hardware makers and streamlining the development of MR applications.
Google AdSense new webinar: Payments Q&A
The webinar, scheduled for April 19th, 2024, will delve into frequently asked questions, address common concerns, and provide expert guidance on optimizing revenue streams.
NPR's News Now remains the most downloaded and most listened-to podcast
While familiar names like NPR, NBCUniversal News Group, and Wondery continue to dominate, the report reveals shifts in audience preferences and the growing influence of major subscription-based platforms.
Tires go omnichannel: Walmart integrates marketplace with auto care centers
Walmart this week announced the expansion of its automotive offerings, allowing shoppers to purchase specialty tires online from third-party Marketplace sellers and have them installed at local Walmart Auto Care Centers.
Bilingual advertising on TikTok
As the U.S. Hispanic population continues its rapid growth and cements its status as the largest ethnic minority group, marketers are increasingly looking for strategies to connect with this influential demographic.
TikTok updates Promote Tool: enhanced features and desktop integration
TikTok this month announced updates to its Promote advertising tool, offering marketers increased capabilities and a smoother workflow.
Google offers a blueprint for brand success with YouTube Shorts Ads
Google this week launched a comprehensive new guide tailored to YouTube Shorts. The move highlights the burgeoning popularity of YouTube's answer to TikTok, which boasts 2 billion monthly logged-in users and 70 billion daily views.