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YouTube redesign adds new logo and vertical videos that don't look bad · NabkaNews

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YouTube redesign adds new logo and vertical videos that don't look bad

Mashable·Jul 12

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A redesign has been implemented, featuring a new logo and vertical videos. However, it is unclear which platform has introduced this redesign, as reports suggest both youtube and netflix have made changes to their mobile apps. The changes appear to include a new vertical video feed, similar to those found on tiktok and instagram.

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