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Can you block specific searches on YouTube?
No. You’re only able to block keywords from your own videos. You can’t control comments from videos that aren’t yours.
How do I block viewers on YouTube?
Blocking YouTube channels on your smartphone or tablet is just as easy.
- Open the YouTube app on your iPhone or Android and log into your account, and then open the channel you want to block.
- Tap the three dots in the top-right corner of their channel page and select Block user.
- Tap Block.
How can I tell if someone has me blocked?
However, if your Android’s phone calls and texts to a specific person don’t seem to be reaching them, your number might have been blocked. You can try deleting the contact in question and seeing if they reappear as a suggested contact to determine whether or not you’ve been blocked.
How do you know if a Youtuber blocked you?
Visit any YouTube video of a user you believe has blocked you. If you don’t have the option to make a comment—but see that others have made them before you—you’ve been blocked.
Can I block a subscriber on YouTube?
Can I block a subscriber of my YouTube channel from posting comments? Yes. You can go to options, select Subscribers and choose the specific subscriber you want to block. Then click on the 3-dot structure beside it and select “Remove Subscription from Channel”.
How do you block something on YouTube?
Here’s how to do it: Launch the YouTube mobile app, and search for the YouTube channel (or user) you want to block. Tap on their channel to open it up in the YouTube mobile app. Here, tap on the three dots on the top right corner, and then tap on “ Block User “. In the alert dialog that pops up, tap on “Block”.
How do I block videos on YouTube?
Go to YouTube, and search for the channel you want to block. Right-click on any of the videos from the channel, and select “Block Videos from this Channel“, in the context menu that pops up. All of the videos from that channel will be blocked immediately.
How to bypass YouTube’s regional filter?
Use a Proxy or VPN YouTube tracks visitors’ IP addresses to determine their country.