Yesterday, an error on the website YouTube occurred , which resulted in a message telling users that the channels they were subscribed to had not uploaded any videos yet . However, on the mobile app , there was no such problem and everything worked fine.
When someone went to the “Subscriptions” section of YouTube, they would normally see the most recent videos from the channels they had subscribed to.
However, several users reported that when I tried to watch a video, YouTube displayed a message that said: “The channels you are subscribed to have not uploaded any videos yet. Try finding another channel to subscribe to”.
Some users reported being affected by the above error, both with Firefox and Chrome browsers.
However, as we said above, the problem was only detected on the site. The YouTube app was and still is working normally.
Unfortunately, the general “fixes” did not provide a solution. General fixes include logging out and back in, switching browsers , and using incognito mode. Users tried the above to make sure that the problem was not caused by an extension. However, the error was not fixed.
YouTube did not make any announcement on its Twitter account about the specific error. However, DownDetector noticed a problem reports YouTube in the evening hours of March 4.You can see the increase in complaints in the graph below.
Google has not commented yet. The issue has now been fixed . However , there is no information on what caused the problem.
