Youtube users and content creators starting January 31 will no longer be able to automatically share their videos to Twitter, Google+, and other social media platforms because Youtube has decided to stop the feature.
"We want to let you know about updates that can affect you. After January 31, the ability to post Youtube activities automatically (uploading, like videos, and more) on Twitter and Google+ will not be available," Youtube said in an announcement to its users, quoted Saturday (1/12).
A notification from Youtube regarding the unavailability of the automatic sharing feature was distributed to users and creator content on Friday (11/1). Youtube says, sharing by including messages or desired words is a better experience than sharing automatically. That's the reason Youtube stopped one of its service features.
Youtube users can still share videos uploaded to other social media by clicking Share on the Youtube video watch page and selecting the desired social media icon. So, you can still share videos uploaded to Youtube manually and can add messages or words to your liking.
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