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YouTube Premium Subscriber Still Seeing Ads? Learn About Your Options

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What happened

A class action lawsuit has been filed against YouTube alleging false advertising of an "ad-free" experience for YouTube Premium. Subscribers report continued ads, video interruptions, and promotional overlays despite paying monthly fees.

  • Plaintiffs claim YouTube misrepresented Premium features
  • The suit seeks damages for subscription fees and an injunction against the challenged claims
  • Proposed classes cover California residents and all US Premium subscribers

These are allegations only and have not been proven.

Possible remedies

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