To contact YouTube support, follow these steps: Go to the YouTube Help Center: Visit https://support.google.com/youtube/ in your web browser. Choose a Topic: Scroll down to find common topics and issues related to YouTube. Click on the topic that best matches your question or concern. Review Help Arاقرأ المزيد
To contact YouTube support, follow these steps:
- Go to the YouTube Help Center: Visit https://support.google.com/youtube/ in your web browser.
- Choose a Topic: Scroll down to find common topics and issues related to YouTube. Click on the topic that best matches your question or concern.
- Review Help Articles: YouTube provides a wealth of help articles that can often answer your questions without needing to contact support. Browse through these articles to find solutions.
- Contact Support: If you can’t find the answer you need, you’ll usually find a “Contact Us” or “Get Help” button on the page. Click this button.
- Follow On-Screen Instructions: YouTube may provide different options for contacting support, such as chat or email. Follow the on-screen instructions to proceed with your inquiry.
Keep in mind that YouTube’s support options and availability may vary depending on your location and the nature of your issue. If you’re dealing with a serious issue, like a copyright strike or harassment, be sure to select the appropriate category when reaching out for support.
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YouTube has introduced a new feature for Shorts called the "Add Yours" sticker, inspired by Instagram and TikTok. This feature allows creators to prompt viewers to share their own videos in response, fostering community engagement and trend creation. Once a creator adds the sticker with a prompt, viاقرأ المزيد
YouTube has introduced a new feature for Shorts called the “Add Yours” sticker, inspired by Instagram and TikTok. This feature allows creators to prompt viewers to share their own videos in response, fostering community engagement and trend creation. Once a creator adds the sticker with a prompt, viewers can tap it to submit their own Shorts, creating a chain of related content. This functionality is similar to TikTok’s “Duet” feature and Instagram’s “Add Yours” sticker. (Swipe Insight, TechCrunch, Social Media Today)
The “Add Yours” sticker is now available to all users after a successful test phase. Creators can access it by recording a Short, tapping the sticker icon, selecting “Add Yours,” and entering a prompt. The sticker appears on the published Short, and viewers can interact with it to create their own responses. (TechCrunch, Search Engine Journal)
This feature aims to enhance user interaction and encourage viral trends within the YouTube Shorts community.(Search Engine Journal)
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