The feature that YouTube users have been waiting for is finally going to be part of the feature application.
After the new update to the application, the YouTube app will be able to run in picture-in-picture mode on iOS, meaning that users will be able to watch videos on YouTube while doing other work on their iPhones.
Apple has been providing picture-in-picture mode to its users for years, and many major video streaming apps have adopted it. Accordingly, the video continues to play on the corner of the iPhone or iPad while the user continues with other tasks.
But YouTube took a long time to provide this feature in its app. In the past few months, the news has been hot that this feature is coming and some people are even using this feature in some form.
But the company is finally rolling out the feature to all iPhone and iPad devices running the iOS 15 software update.
YouTube said the company was aware that the rollout of the feature was slow and wanted to thank those who helped test the feature’s performance.
However, this feature is still limited to US users only. Anyone using the app in the US will be able to use this mode for content without music.
And for others in places, this mode may only be usable with a YouTube Premium subscription. This will give people in all countries access to a picture-in-picture mode and this feature can also be used for music videos.
