YouTube tests return of direct messages in Ireland and Poland

New Delhi: YouTube is reviving an old concept with a new strategy by trying to implement direct messages within its mobile application. The site has started implementing an experiment that allows users to upload videos and discuss them directly on the site of YouTube. Its feature is available in Ireland and Poland but currently restricted to 18 and overstrategy by-and-over grown-ups, making the first move towards a broader launch.

The test is a revival of a message feature that used to be available on YouTube but was discontinued in 2019. The company says that the users have been requesting to be able to share their videos and carry out conversations without leaving the app. The new experiment is supposed to make that experience more streamlined -and-overstreamlined,but it would maintain safety controls.

The test group is able to send invites to initiate a conversation streamlined,conversation,and the two parties can either accept or decline before initiating a conversation. The tool enables the sharing of any video content conversation,content,such as long-form content, Shorts and livestreams. YouTube underlines that Community Guidelines do not apply only to videos and comments, but also to messages,content,messages, and harmful or policy-breaking content is scanned by systems.

The participants have the choice of blocking the unwanted contacts, reporting conversations, and choosing not to receive invitations to messages. According to YouTube, messages can be checked to ensure safety and compliance, and the video streaming service will take down any flagged content. Although the company does not have a schedule for for when the global rollout will take place, it says that it is keen to get the responses of early testers.