YouTube just unlisted all of its old YouTube Rewind videos. But, why? Credit: Christoph Soeder/picture alliance via Getty Images YouTube Rewind may have ended back in 2019, but it seems like YouTube ...

Monique Hinton rubbed her fingers together in one of her recent YouTube videos, signaling to her million-plus followers on the platform that she had a moneymaking business idea for them. She first ...

MrBeast has apologized for some of his recent YouTube videos, writing in a post on X that they were not "as good as I wanted." MrBeast, whose real name is James "Jimmy" Donaldson, is one of the most ...

TL;DR: YouTube now uses AI to automatically upscale videos below 1080p to HD, improving viewing on high-resolution displays. Creators can opt out, and viewers can disable upscaling, which is labeled ...

YouTube has a new feature that will automatically upscale videos. Upscaling will start on videos that are less than HD quality. Creators can opt out, and viewers can choose to view the original. That ...

Michelle Ehrhardt is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor. She has a bachelor's degree in history from Earlham College, where she also double majored in theatre. She also holds an MFA in game design ...

YouTube on Thursday will begin offering previously banned users the opportunity to create new accounts and potentially re-publish some videos that may have contributed to their termination but no ...

Violent slapstick videos that glamorize dictators and dunk on Trump have exploded in popularity on YouTube this year, becoming some of the most watched political content in 2025. One of the single ...

YouTube is rolling out a slew of new AI tools to its millions of creators — which the video platform is positioning as unlocking more creativity and fun. Among the features: YouTube has started ...

Google is using a subset of YouTube videos to train its AI tools, including its text-to-video product Veo, in a move that is making many YouTubers unhappy. Some YouTubers want an opt-out option or a ...

YouTube is tweaking its profanity-related rules to allow creators to monetize videos with swearing in them, provided the profanity is limited to the first seven seconds of the video. In November 2022, ...

YouTube has made its new monetization policy clear to reassure creators that reaction content and commentary videos are still qualified. The new rules focus on combating large amounts of low-quality, ...