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YouTube’s latest experiment makes comments feel more like Reddit, if that sounds like an improvement
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YouTube’s latest experiment makes comments feel more like Reddit, if that sounds like an improvement

A close-up of the YouTube app running on an Android phone.


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  • YouTube is rolling out Reddit-style comment threading to Premium subscribers on Android and iOS.

  • The experiment has been updated so the main comment is threaded to subsequent replies.

  • Threaded comments will remain available until August 14.



YouTube’s comments section is going to look a little different for Premium subscribers. The company is rolling out an experiment inspired by Reddit.


Earlier this year, YouTube began testing a new threaded comment UI for Android and iOS. At the time, only a small group of users got the chance to use the threaded comment system. YouTube has now announced that it is expanding the experiment to Premium users.


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