Many of you will remember iOS 14 brought us the possibility of video in PiP (Picture in Picture), this allowed us to be able to continue watching a video leaving the application in which we were and see it in another application. With that came “multitasking” on the iPhone, something that even allowed us to browse our iPhone while making a FaceTime call. YouTube, the video service par excellence, has limited this in its official application, for this we had to pay its Premium service. Until now… YouTube will allow PiP video whether or not we pay for its subscription…
And that’s something that was in high demand by users of Google’s video service, and that’s where their company came in… They also don’t allow background playback when the iPhone is locked.yes, there was a way to work around these limitations by accessing the service through Safari and avoiding the official app. Now welcome the changes that allow us this Seedthis This will allow us to be in a messaging application for example and continue watching the YouTube video
Why was it locked? Well these are ultimately company policies but the announcement they made is official they will be removing this limitation for all users soon thanks to an update of its official application for iOS. The change will be seamless and soon you will see the PiP icon on the edges of the video you are watching, or you can even access the PiP video by minimizing the app while playing a video. A PiP video that is not limited to YouTube, plus they were one of the few that limited it
