You can see, in more or less real time, how many views something got on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and most other video platforms. X tracks views for every single thing you post ...

it has 45 million views, which is a lot of wet phones. The video first appeared on YouTube four years ago, so it's still relatively young in the grand scheme of the video-sharing service.

There’s been a lot of noise this week about YouTube Shorts “view count inflation.” But let’s be clear: this change is more about optics than impact. YouTube’s new policy, effective March ...

A few hours ahead of the official launch event in New York, T-Mobile has begun showing views of its G1 ... Also unsurprising: the phones run Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, and of course Google ...

Today, Google announced that YouTube would count Shorts views based on when a clip starts ... if a user hits play and one second later swipes up on their phone, that creator still sees the ...

The instant gratification of YouTube’s record for 24-hour debuts has become a barometer for immediate hits. But the video-sharing titan is rolling out a new policy for paid-advertising views ...

YouTube says in the update. The company adds that view counts may be higher following the change. The new view-counting system seems designed to bring creators’ view counts in line with what ...