Here's why Google is requesting that some iPhone users remove YouTube


If the YouTube app on your iPhone is crashing, you're not alone—it was a widespread issue affecting many users on both iOS and Android. The app either crashed immediately on launch or froze mid-use, leaving people frustrated.

What caused it?

  • The issue was not caused by ad blockers, as some speculated on Reddit.

  • It was tied to a bug in a previous version of the app.

What has Google done?

  • Google acknowledged the bug and has now released a fix.

  • The fix is bundled into the latest version of the app: YouTube v20.20.4.

What should you do?

  1. Delete the YouTube app from your iPhone.

  2. Reinstall it from the App Store to ensure you get the newest version.

  3. This will bring in the fixed version and remove any old glitches that may still be cached.

Final takeaway:

If you've faced the crash issue, just reinstalling the app will fix it. There’s no need to tweak settings or blame third-party blockers. This is a clean fix that restores full functionality.


 

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