YouTube Premium has some useful features that could be accessed via workarounds even by those without a subscription. However, Google has now patched it.

YouTube has made a not-so-subtle change to a feature that everyone sees, and most users have started to hate it already.

In his annual letter, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan teases tools that will let you make AI versions of yourself, generate games with a single prompt, and experiment with music.

YouTube appears to be running a experiment that could add a new feature to Premium, but take away a feature from free users.

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