The platform has made the decision to watermark the Shorts videos that users have downloaded from their Studio Portal.The business will watermark Shorts movies made for desktops in the upcoming weeks before extending to mobile devices.In an effort to compete with TikTok’s short videos, social media firms have made their own versions available to users on their websites.
In an effort to reach a larger audience, creators have started publishing their videos on numerous social media networks.In order for viewers to “know that the content [the user] is sharing across platforms may be accessed on YouTube Shorts,” YouTube claims to be watermarking its videos.
The company appears to be seeking to advertise both TikTok and its Shorts video services.In India, the YouTube function debuted in 2020, and only last year, it was made available in more than 100 other nations. The firm also revealed in June of this year that it had 1.5 billion active monthly signed-in users and had invested $100 million to compensate Shorts video producers.
