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Google is taking new measures to tackle what it calls “egregious clickbait” on YouTube. The company plans to start removing such videos in India in the coming months.

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YouTube targets clickbait content, cracking down on misleading thumbnails and titles, especially around real-time events.

A lot of YouTube videos have flashy, misleading titles and thumbnails, such as "BREAKING NEWS" or "The president steps down," to bait the user into

YouTube will change its policies to directly target clickbait videos by removing them from the platform. More details here.

Rivian is rolling out a new software update that delivers Google Cast support and a YouTube app, as promised earlier in 2024.

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