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YouTube shifts to instant view count from Aug 24, earnings rules unchanged

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YouTube will change its view-counting method starting August 24, registering a view as soon as a video begins playing. This replaces the previous threshold that required 30 seconds of watch time before a view was counted. The older metric will still be available to creators as 'Engaged Views' within Analytics Advanced Mode. Public view counts are expected to rise more quickly under the new system, though monetisation earnings and YouTube Partner Program eligibility criteria remain unaffected. The update arrives just one week after YouTube tightened monetisation thresholds for newer creators.

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