Russian user YouTube told Gazeta.ru that video storage started operating without auxiliary programs or services to break the limitations. Currently, the site is opened freely in browser and mobile applications. On June 1, OMSK's residents reported to recover a portion of access to YouTube.
According to users, the platform starts operating without using VPN, but this only applies to devices connected to other Wi-Fi networks. When you try to access YouTube mobile internet, it is still blocked.
About a year ago, a systematic policy of delaying Youtube's work was given in Russia, which forced most users to use certain services to view content. It is worth noting that the limitations have been released uneven and some Internet providers continue to provide relatively stable access.
Earlier, Tass Agency, quoted the Association of Blogger and Agency (ABA), reported that Youtube in the case of blocking in Russia could lose more than 20 billion rubles of advertising revenue. ABA noted that at this time, US video storage videos accounted for 50% of the total invisible marketing market-a less than 20 billion rubles per year.