YouTube is the undisputed king of video, but it's laced with interruptions. Here's how to watch YouTube without ads and other ...

If you’ve ever tried converting a YouTube video to MP3, you already know the struggle. One click opens pop-ups, another triggers a redirect, and half the button ...

YouTube is rolling out a Lite Premium plan for users in the U.S., which allows people to browse non-music videos ad-free. Costing $7.99 per month, this plan seems to be separate the existing YouTube ...

YouTube dominates online video, but it’s absolutely crammed full of ads these days. A YouTube Premium subscription takes care of that, but ad blockers do exist. Google seems to have gotten the message ...

YouTube Premium offers an ad-free experience, but it's not cheap. If you jumped into the subscription, you may have thought it was the only way to avoid interrupting your movie trailers, cuts into ...

Pay for YouTube Premium Cost: One-month free trial, then Student: $7.99 per month Premium: $13.99 per month / $139.99 per year Family (five people, plus yourself): $22.99 per month YouTube Premium is ...

YouTube Premium is the service's existing $13.99-a-month plan in the US that lets subscribers watch everything on the service, including music videos, without ads.

Some free YouTube Music users are starting to see new banner ads. These ads are appearing between the cover art and the Now Playing controls. YouTube Music Premium costs $10.99 per month, but you can ...

Chethan is a reporter at Android Police, focusing on the weekend news coverage for the site. He has covered tech for over a decade with multiple publications, including the likes of Times Internet, ...

When YouTube introduced its Premium Lite tier in March, the goal was to give people a way to see fewer ads on YouTube. It took only three months, but YouTube is already increasing the number of ads ...

Stanley is a Smart TV author at Android Police with over 10 years experience in testing and writing about different tech gadgets. He has been reviewing TVs since the days of CRT, rear-projection and ...