There is no view time requirement anymore for a YouTube Shorts video. YouTube will basically count a view if a user just sees ...

YouTube is changing the way it counts views for Shorts. This update represents one of the most significant analytics changes since Shorts launched, affecting creators worldwide.

YouTube will soon count Shorts views using the same method as TikTok and Instagram. Starting March 31st, YouTube will display the number of times a Short starts to play or replay, like Instagram ...

YouTube updates Shorts view count, capturing every play but not affecting monetization eligibility or earnings criteria.

After the arrival of the YouTube Shorts "remix" feature last year, the video-streaming giant is making another major change to its view-counting policy. Starting March 31, a "view" will be counted ...

YouTube is changing how it counts views on YouTube Shorts to give creators a deeper understanding of how their short-form content is performing, the ...

YouTube has made a massive update to what counts as a “view,” but it won’t earn creators more money from the platform.

YouTube’s updated Shorts view count now captures every play, but this change won't affect earnings or monetization eligibility. YouTube will begin counting Shorts views without minimum watch ...

YouTube will soon count Shorts views using the same method as TikTok and Instagram. Starting March 31st, YouTube will display the number of times a Short starts to play or replay, like Instagram and ...

YouTube notes that it will still count view time and label that under “engaged views” in the advanced creator settings. This way, users can still see which Shorts are seeing further engagement.

YouTube today announced that starting March 31st, it will count views of Shorts based on number of time it starts to play or replay.

Shorts. Starting March 31, YouTube will count a "view" every time a Short starts playing or is replayed. This is similar to how Instagram Reels and TikTok count views. Previously, YouTube only ...