YouTube Unveils Exciting New Feature, Users to Enjoy Unique Facility for the First Time: YouTube, the world’s most widely used video-sharing platform, is known for regularly introducing new features and updates to enhance the user experience. Once again, YouTube has rolled out a special feature that will allow users to view the part of a video that has been most liked by others.
This feature, according to YouTube, is based on user data and Artificial Intelligence (AI). It provides a button named ‘Jump Ahead’, which users can click to directly go to the most popular part of the video. However, this feature has not yet been introduced in India. Let’s delve deeper into this feature:
New Feature Rolled Out for YouTube Premium Users: In reality, YouTube has rolled out a special feature for its premium users. The company first tested this feature in March. This feature allows users to jump to the most popular part of any video. The feature is named ‘Jump Ahead’ and it works based on data and machine learning algorithms.
It’s important to note that, according to YouTube, this feature is based on user data and AI. It allows users to view the part of a video that is most liked. For this, users will get a button named ‘Jump Ahead’. By clicking this button, users will directly reach the most popular part of the video. This means that users will not have to search much. Often, we see something in reels or shorts and then search for it on YouTube. But now, your work will become much easier because of this feature.
For your information, this feature has currently been introduced for Android users in the United States. Keep in mind that to use this feature, you will need to subscribe to YouTube Premium. To use this feature, users will have to tap on the ‘Try Experimental New Features’ section, which will be available in the app settings. This feature will work when users tap twice on the skip button. However, it is expected that this feature could be rolled out globally in the next few weeks.
Meanwhile, YouTube has not provided any information about the official rollout of this feature. The company says that this feature will not be given in videos, but it will only work for long videos. Also, this feature will only work on videos that have a lot of views. This feature will soon be introduced for Indian users as well. However, you may have to wait a bit longer for this feature.