YouTube is taking a new approach in its ongoing battle against ad blockers by jumping directly to the end of videos when it detects that a user has an ad blocker enabled. This has been reported by various users who have experienced instances where they clicked on a video, only to have it skip to the final part without allowing them to view the entire content.
This move is part of Google’s wider effort to combat ad blockers, as advertising is crucial for the company’s revenue. Last year, YouTube took steps to discourage users from using ad blockers by displaying messages, slowing down videos, and even blocking playback. This resulted in a decrease in the number of installations of ad blocking programs like AdGuard and Ghostery.
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