When ChatGPT (the previous version 3.5) was released, it took the internet by storm.  We’ve all been asking ChatGPT a bunch of questions and wondering how it responds.

Now Open AI, the company behind ChatGPT has released its latest model called ‘GPT 4’. It is a multimodal large language model which promises to be super exciting with some new features.

GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, is a language processing artificial intelligence developed by OpenAI. It is a large-scale, deep learning language model that uses machine learning techniques to generate human-like text.

ChatGPT and GPT 4 are both large language models. However, they differ in terms of their size, capabilities, and intended use cases.

what does ChatGPT do?

ChatGPT simulates dialogue, we can have a conversation over text, we can communicate through text.  No matter what it is, it can answer our questions.

It can also generate text in different styles or formats, such as summarizing a long article into a few sentences or generating poetry or lyrics based on a prompt.

What can GPT-4 do?

OpenAI claims that GPT-4 is more advanced in three important areas: creativity, visual perception, and context handling.  GPT-4 is said to be better than its predecessor in terms of creativity, allowing users to design and collaborate on creative projects.

One of the main features of GPT-4 is to accept images as inputs and generate captions, classifications and analysis which means users can share images with GPT-4 and receive responses according to the visuals.

In addition to creativity and visual input, GPT-4 can handle much longer text than its predecessor, with the ability to use and analyze text over 25,000 words.

How is GPT 4 better than ChatGPT?

As an AI language model, GPT-4 and ChatGPT are both highly advanced and capable of producing human-like language responses. However, there are several key differences between the two models:

Size:

GPT-4 is a much larger model than ChatGPT, with 100 trillion parameters compared to ChatGPT’s 175 billion parameters. This means that GPT-4 has access to a much larger pool of data and can generate more complex and nuanced responses.

It can generate responses up to 25,000 words, eight times more than ChatGPT, which is limited to about 3,000-words.

Functionality:

GPT-4 was designed to perform a wider range of language tasks, such as translation, summarization, and question-answering, whereas ChatGPT is primarily focused on generating conversational responses.

Availability:

Currently GPT-4 is not available for free.

It is available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, we need to pay $20 per month for premium access to the service.

Limitations of GPT-4

Despite these new improvements, GPT -4 has some limitations.

Most importantly…similar to ChatGPT, GPT-4 is unaware of events after September 2021, which can cause common logical errors and accepting false statements as true.

Conclusion

Overall, GPT 4 is more versatile modal and can be used for a wide range of natural language tasks. While ChatGPT is a specialised language model for conversations.

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Reason for changes

Yenduku changes chesthondhi antey, the Competition Commission of India. i.e. CCI Google company ki oka penalty vesindhi, ah penalty yentha antey 1337.76 crore rupees. Yenduku antey android mobile ecosystem lo tanaki unna power ni upayoginchukoni tana products ni yekkuva use chese vidham ga chesukuntondhi ani.

Like, google widget direct ga home screen paina undatam valla migatha search engine vaadakam taggipovatam, ilanti services ni android tana power lo unna phones lo direct ga home page lo pettukovatam tappu ani. Ila fine veyatam valla CCI google ni konni changes chesukomani chepparu  and ah changes lo yekkuva percent changes cheyataniki google oppukunnaru kuda. Avi yento ippudu chuddam.

1) First Change

Android okkatey ayina sare danilo malli vivo ki separate OS, Samsung ki separate OS, ila okkokka daniki okkokka OS. Inthaka mundhu varaku google pre-installed apps annitilo undali kani ika midhata ah pre-installed apps lo kuda ah company vallaki kavalsina apps maatrame pettukovachu. For example vivo company ki google drive avasaram ledhu antey adhi teeseyochu, vivo teesesaru ani migatha companies kuda teeseyali ani rule yemi ledhu. Company vallu asalu google apps vaddu anukunna sare, just playstore install chesi vadilestharu.

Dinitho paatu pre-installed apps user ki avsram ledhu anukunte, vaatini delete chese option kuda ivvamani cheppindi CCI.

Ippati varaku kotha phones lo already install chesina apps konni particular places lo untayi (like anni Google apps oka folder lo centre lo), ika midhata ah apps undalsina places kuda user choice ye.

2) Second Change

Setting up default search engine. Android phone yedhi tisukunna sare ippudu manaki telisina search engine google maatrame. Manaki vere search engine use chesukune option unna sare, chala mandi default ga ichindhi vaadukuntaru i.e. google search engine. Ika midhata ah search engine change chesukune option isthunnaru. Direct ga phone ni start chesi setup chesukunetappudu user ki option vasthundhi. Ippati nundi user chethilo untundhi option.

3) Third Change

Billing. Ippati varaku apps and games lo purchases cheyali antey oke oka method i.e. google payment method in which, google takes commission. Ee okka method ye kakunda ika midhata third party billing services ni kuda tisukuraabothunnaru google. Dini gurinchi google inka clarity ivvaledhu.

4) Fourth Change

Android forks. Asalu android forks antey… manam smart tv gurinchi vini untam kada, ah tv lo playstore undadhu kani android feel vasthundhi. Android open source code use chesukoni veetiki operating system ni built chestharu. Veetiki updates yekkuva ga raavu alaney anni android apps kuda work avvavu. Ila android ni use chesukoni oka own OS ni create chesukovatame ee android forks. Veetini bagu parachataniki try chestha antunnaru google company. Ee forks version is a good choice.

India lo kuda oka fork OS ni tayaru chesthunnaru, dani peru “bharOS”.

Idhi tayaru chese time lo google baga tayaru cheyataniki try chesthondhi antey right timing ani cheppukovachu.

Misc

Veetitho paatu CCI playstore eh kakunda third party appstores ni kuda add chesukomani chepthunnaru. Overall ga tisukunte

Conclusion

CCI Google dominance ni aapadaniki chala changes chepparu. Dini valla google company ki, users ki and android ni nammukunna other companies ki chala changes jarugabothunayi. Yendukante india lo 97% of smart phones android ye kabatti.

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When you need a quick charge of your phone or other device, it is easy to connect to any untrusted computer or public charging station. We use USB cable to charge our mobile, as well as it is also used to transfer data.

You connect your mobile to it and start charging the battery. But have you ever thought how safe it is to do so?

And imagine when we are in a public place and there is no mobile charge, then we use the USB installed in that public place to charge our phone. We don’t know where that USB cable was connected to.

But when it is connected to a place from where your data can also be accessed, your data will be stolen from your phone. You will not even know.

These USB ports, widely available in public places, can be used by cybercriminals to steal our most sensitive data.

To avoid this, so-called USB Condoms or USB data blockers have been introduced.

USB condoms are used for smartphone security and data security. This is a simple device that prevents data exchange when your device is plugged into another device with a USB cable. It only allows electricity to go to the battery for charging.

USB Condoms achieve this by blocking the data pins in the USB cable and allowing only the power pins to connect through. This protects the user’s data from Juice jacking.

What is Juice jacking?

Juice jacking is a type of cyber or virus attack. In which cybercriminals steal data by installing malware on your phone, tablet or other device through a USB port used in a public place. So it is recommended to use USB Condom when you charge your mobile or other device in public places.

How to use USB Condom?

A USB condom is like a USB adapter.  It has two different sources of input and output.  That is, the phone is first connected to this condom with the help of a cable, and then connect the condom to the USB port. Thus, you can protect your data. I hope this article might be useful.

Thank you!        

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So let’s understand What actually happens when we Refresh our desktop?

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When you right-click on your Windows desktop and select Refresh or press F5 button. It just refreshes the contents of Desktop or files and icons in an appropriate folder.

Desktop is nothing but a folder stored somewhere on your hard drive and by refreshing it means you’re reading the contents of the folder and displaying them once again.

Through this process any files or folders they were somehow changed. For example created, moved, deleted, renamed will now be displayed and all these changes will affect now, and you can even see this happening when you click refresh.

 All the icons disappeared for a split second, and then they reappear. You may even see some new icons because they were created in the meantime.

The reason these icons aren’t appearing right away is because even though Windows automatically refreshes its folders sometimes there’s a delay, or it just doesn’t happen.

When to Refresh Manually?

Sometimes, when you copy, move, rename something to the desktop or when any icon or shortcut is created by any third party application, it is not displayed after it is created. So, to display that we have to Refresh manually.

If you thought that refreshing your desktop will make your system run faster that’s definitely not the case. In terms of performance it doesn’t do anything. It will not refresh your system or clears RAM.

Conclusion

So with all this being said the Refresh option in Windows is not really necessary especially nowadays when PCs are more powerful and everything is refreshed and updated automatically.

So if you have a bad habit of nervously refreshing your desktop multiple times. You should definitely work on that hopefully this article will make you understand how Refresh exactly works!

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I know it sounds funny but yes!  Computers or Laptops are classified by gender.

Isn’t it strange right!?

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How to Know your Laptop Gender?

So now you want to know if your Laptop is a male or a female? Continue reading to find out the gender of your computer or laptop

• Open Notepad

• Copy or type the following text

CreateObject(“SAPI.SpVoice”).Speak”Welcome to So Called Happenings”

[Note: You can type whatever the text you want within the double quotes]

Save it as .vbs extension

For Example: gender.vbs

Now gender.vbs file will be created.

Simply double click on the file  you will hear a sound.

If you hear a male voice, then your computer is male or if you hear a female voice, then your computer is female computer.

Let me tell you the concept behind the voice we hear from Laptop.       

SAPI(Speech Application Programming Interface) is an interface that makes some requests and responds to the requests.

SAPI 5 was developed by Microsoft to allow the use of Speech Recognition and Speech Synthesis.

Later some third parties like  text-to-speech (TTS) system (which converts normal language text into speech) engines set to SAPI 5 version voices and proposed a number of advanced features such as voice recognition, text to speech, accent recognition, gender detection using voice.

The default voice we hear, was set during testing period of the laptop or system. Some default voice packs get updated and added each time when an operating system is upgraded.

The default voice in the system can be helpful to access the features or tools we use regularly.

You can change the default voice. People set/create different tones to make the experience more enjoyable.

Let me know the Gender of your Laptop in the comments.

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Thank you!

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From Realme :

1. HD Ready LED Smart Android TV

Features:

• 32 inch HD Ready
• Supported Apps: Netflix|Prime Video|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Operating System: Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Resolution: HD Ready 1366 x 768 Pixels
• Sound Output: 24 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
• 3x HDMI, 2x USB
• 2.4Ghz
• 1GB RAM | 8GB ROM

2.  Full HD LED Smart Android TV

Features:

• 32 inch FHD TV
• Supported Apps: Netflix|Prime Video|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Operating System: Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Resolution: Full HD 1080 x 1920 Pixels
• Sound Output: 24 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
• 3x HDMI, 2x USB
• 2.4Ghz
• 1GB RAM | 8GB ROM

3. Ultra HD (4K) LED Smart Android TV 

Features:

• Supported Apps: Netflix|Prime Video|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Operating System: Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Resolution: Ultra HD (4K) 3840 x 2160 Pixels
• Sound Output: 24 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
• 3x HDMI, 2x USB
• 2.4GHz, 5GHz
• 2GB RAM | 16GB ROM

From Mi:

Mi (32 inches) Horizon Edition

Features:

• Resolution : HD Ready (1366 x 768), Refresh Rate: 60 hertz
• 3 HDMI, 2 USB ports
• Bluetooth 4.1
• Sound: 20 Watts Stereo Speakers
• DTS-HD sound
• Android TV 9
• Display : HD

Mi (43 Inches) 4K Ultra HD

Features:

• Resolution: 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160)
• Refresh Rate: 60 hertz
• Connectivity: 3 HDMI , 2 USB , 3.5mm Jack ,1 LAN port
• Sound: 20 Watts Output
• Smart TV features : Built-In Wi-Fi | PatchWall | Netflix | Prime Video | Disney+Hotstar and more |
• Android TV 9.0
• Display : 4K HDR 10

Redmi 4K Ultra HD(50 inches)

Features:

• Resolution: 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160)
• Refresh Rate: 60Hz
• 3 HDML, 2 USB, eARC
• Bluetooth 5.0
• Sound: 30 Watts Output
• Android TV 10 | PatchWall
• Suporting Apps : Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar
• Display: 4K LED Panel | Dolby Vision | HDR10+

NOKIA Ultra HD 4K (50 inches)

Features:

• Supported Apps: Netflix|Prime Video|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Operating System: Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Resolution: Ultra HD (4K) 3840 x 2160 Pixels
• Sound Output: 60 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz

VU 4K Ultra HD

Features:

• 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Sound : 40 Watts output
• Front Soundbar with 4 speaker
• Android Pie 9.0
• Bluetooth 5.0
• Dolby Vision, HDDR10
• YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video, Hotstar, Google Play
• ARC and optical port to connect external sound system

Sony Bravia 4K Ultra HD(43 inches)

Features:

• 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160)
• 3 HDMI, 2 USB ports
• Sound : 20 Watts
• Dolby Audio
• 4K HDR | Live Colour Display | 4K X-Reality Pro | Motionflow XR100

TCL 4K Ultra HD With Remote Less Voice Control(50 inches)

Features:

• 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Sound: 30W
• Dolby Atmos, DTS
• HDR 10
• 2GB RAM – 16GB ROM
• Display: QLED 4K UHD
• Quantum Dot Display, Micro Dimming

From OnePlus:

OnePlus Y Series Full HD(43 inches)

Features:

• 2 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Sound : 20 Watts Output
• Dolby Audio
• Android TV 9.0
• Netflix, YouTube, Prime video
• DCI-P3 93% colour gamut

OnePlus Q1 Series 4K(55 inches)

Features:

• 4 HDMI ports (HDMI 2 supports ARC), 3 USB port (USB 3.0*1, USB 2.0*1, USB Type C*1)
• Sound : 50 Watts Output
• Dolby Atmos, Full range 2 Speaker, 2 Sub-woofer
• Oxygen OS with Android Pie (9)
• RAM 3 GB, 16 GB Storage
• OnePlus Connect Mobile Sync and control
• Display : QLED 120% NTSC
• HDR10, HDR10+ HLG decode, Dolby vision

From LG:

LG 4K Ultra HD (43 inches)

Features:

• 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Sound: 20 Watts Output, 2.0 Ch Speaker
• Smart TV Features: WebOS Smart TV
• App Support: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Apple TV, SonyLIV, Discovery+, Zee5, Voot, Google Play Movies & TV, YuppTV, Youtube, Eros Now
• Display: 4K NanoCell Display
• 3 Side Cinema Screen

LG 4K Ultra HD(55 inches)

Features:

• 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Sound: 20 Watts Output, 2.0 Ch Speaker
• Dolby Atmos
• WebOS
• Processor: α7 Gen 4 Processor
• App Support: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, Apple TV, SonyLIV, Discovery+, Zee5, Voot, Google Play Movies & TV, YuppTV, Youtube, Eros Now
• Display: Real 4K OLED
• Dolby Vision IQ & Dolby Atmos

Hisense U6G Series QLED Ultra HD 4K(55 inches)

Features:

• Supported Apps: Netflix|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Operating System: Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Resolution: Ultra HD (4K) 3840 x 2160 Pixels
• Sound Output: 24 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz

Thomson 9R PRO

Features:

• Supported Apps: Prime Video|Disney+Hotstar|Youtube
• Android (Google Assistant & Chromecast in-built)
• Ultra HD (4K) 3840 x 2160 Pixels, HDR 10+
• Sound Output: 40 W
• Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
• 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
• Dual band Wi-Fi
• 2GB RAM, 8GB ROM

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1. DIZO by Realme GoPods D

Features:

• Bluetooth 5.0
• Wireless range: 10 m
• Charging time: 1.4 hrs
• 10mm Bass Boost Driver
• 110ms Low Latency (Gaming Mode)
• ENC
• IPX4 Water Resistant

2. Micromax IN AirFunk 1

Features:

• Battery: 15 hours
• Bluetooth 5.0
• 3D Surround Sound
• Voice Changer
• Noise Cancellation
• IP44 Water & Sweat Resistant
• 9mm Dynamic Drivers

3. Oppo Enco Buds

Features:

• Battery: 24 Hours
• Call Noise Cancellation
• Quick Pair
• Bluetooth 5.2
• 80ms low-latency
• Support Dolby Atmos
• IP54 Dust and Water Resistance

4. Realme Buds Q2

Features:

• Active Noise Cancellation (up to 25dB)
• up to 28 hours
• Bluetooth v5.2
• IPX5 Water Resistance
• 10mm Bass Boost Driver
• 88mm Super Low Latency

5. Micromax IN AirFunk 1 Pro

Features:

• Battery: 15 hours
• Bluetooth 5.0
• 3D Surround Sound
• Voice Changer
• Noise Cancellation
• IP44 Water & Sweat Resistant
• 9mm Dynamic Drivers

6. Realme Buds Air 2

Features:

• Bluetooth version: 5.2
• Wireless range: 10 m
• Battery life: 25 hrs | Charging time: 2 hrs
• 10 mm Large DLC Drivers
• ANC up to 25dB
• IPX5 Water Resistance | Dual Mic Noise Cancellation for Calls
• Enabled with Smart Wear Detection

7. Oppo Enco W51

Features:

• ANC
• up to 24H Battery Life
• IP54 Dust & Water Resistant

8. Realme Buds Air Pro

Features:

• 25 Hours total playback
• ANC upto 35dB
• Dual Mic Environmental Noise Cancellation for calls
• Quick Charge ( 3 hrs playback from 10 mins charge)
• IPX4 Water resistance
• 94ms Super Low Latency

9. Samsung Galaxy Buds Live

Features:

• Bluetooth version: v5.20
• 12mm Drivers
• Battery life: 21 hrs
• Wireless charging
• EQ / ANC
• Sweat & water splash resistant
• In ear detection

10. Nothing ear (1)

Features:

• Bluetooth version: v5.2
• Battery life: 34 hrs
• ANC
• Wireless chargings
• EQ / ANC
• Sweat & water splash resistant
• In ear detection

11. Oppo Enco X

Features:

• Active Noise Cancellation (ANC)
• up to 25H Battery Life

12. OnePlus Buds Pro

Features:

• Adaptive Noise Cancellation: Up to 40 dB
• up to 38 hours
• Warp Charging of 10 minutes for 10 hours of playtime.
• 11mm dynamic drivers
• IP55 Water, Dust and Sweat resistant
• 3-mic ENC call noise reduction

13. Apple AirPods Pro

Features:

• Active noise cancellation
• Transparency mode
• Sweat and water resistant
• Adaptive EQ
• The wireless charging case delivers more than 24 hours of battery life

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Are you struggling with slow internet speed on your Android? Here are the few tips to boost up your network speed.

Imagine if your internet connection slows down while watching a movie, or working on something.  This is the biggest problem facing all mobile users and it is really very annoying.  So follow the below tips to avoid this.

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Toggle your Data Connection

To increase your internet speed, an easiest way is to toggle your phone’s data connection. By doing so your mobile has a chance to refresh the original data connection.  

Then try turning airplane mode on and off, which often solves the data connection problem and gradually increases internet speed.

Restart the phone

Restarting the phone is the simplest way.  When the phone is restarted, the mobile network is searched again, thereby increasing the data speed.

Close background tabs or apps

Even if you don’t use apps all the time, have you ever wondered where your mobile data is going?  Then background tabs or apps is the answer.

If you have 5 apps running in the background, your network bandwidth will expand in these 5 apps.

Even the fastest mobile data connection can’t keep up with most tabs and background apps.  If your internet speed is slow, this may be the reason   So to prevent this, close all the apps when you are not currently using them.

Remove unused apps

Unused apps can also slow down your smartphone by consuming RAM and storage space.  These unused applications slow down the performance of all other apps and your smartphone, even slowing down the internet.  So, it is important to uninstall these unwanted apps from your phone to speed up the internet.

Disable Auto-Download Updates

We often put auto-updates in the Play Store to update all the apps, which consumes most of the data in the background.  So disable auto-updates and use Wi-Fi to update apps.

Clear the Cache

We all know that the browser stores data in the cache to quickly load the websites we visit frequently.  Once cache memory is full, our Android phone will automatically slow down.

So cleaning up Android cache provides a faster mobile experience by speeding up the internet connection.

This is all about how to speed up internet on android!!

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This week Apple announced their iPhone 13 series and Google is yet to announce their new Pixel 6. Oneplus 9RT is right around the corner and many more. Tech reviewers consider this month as Techtember considering the phone launches. with every launch, the one question that revolves in our head when a new phone launches. Should we upgrade? Or How often am I supposed to buy a new phone? When is the right time to buy? To answer those and give you a bit clarity is what I aim with this article. Considering your current phone is in good condition. I mean physically and in terms of software and usability too. 

If you bought it the last year, then the answer is simple. NO, you are better off with your existing phone. The drive/ urge to buy the latest and greatest products is often termed as FOMO. Fear of missing out. Experienced when a device is launched or a new version comes out. We usually think that it has better features and devalue our existing phone and think of buying a new phone.

If you own a flagship device, that is a top tier mobile offering from a company, then it can easily run at least 2-3 years without a problem. Most of the  Android companies offer two major android upgrades and 3 years of security updates. In the case of iPhones, they age pretty well. iPhones usually lasts 3-4 years without any problem. Apple sends updates for at least 5 years. To give you an idea, the iPhone 6s, launched in 2015, is receiving iOS 15 update. That doesn’t mean you should buy 6s now. But iPhones last longer. That’s why even old iPhones sell like hot cakes during the festive season where there will be many offers.

Also, many of the features that companies talk about during a new phone launch event, are just software features that often come to previous generations via OTA update.

Even if you own a mid-range phone, you don’t have to. These days mid-range phones are coming with fairly powerful processors, that can keep the device running for a bit long. Companies too are providing updates to their keep their phones running long.

 Bottom line is, modern phones are powerful. If one uses it with minimal care, the phone can easily last at least 3 years without any problem. That said, we should also be careful before buying. These days mobile companies are launching too many products to keep up with and all are not good. So if you buy the wrong mobile for your needs, you might have to face some trouble to use or might have to adjust. For a full mobile buying guide click here.

These days mobiles are so different yet so similar in many ways. So mobile companies are trying soo hard to make people buy their phones. They use attractive ad campaigns and early-bird promotional offers. Companies are even offering upgrade plans, where one can upgrade to a new device by trading in their old one. But be careful there are a lot of terms and conditions and once you sign up for that program there are high chances you get less value for your device.

Don’t get into all that and upgrade your device to the latest one, unless it’s necessary. If you think your phone is lagging there are some tricks to make it a bit snappier, more about that in the upcoming article. So stay tuned. Reduce carbon footprint, e-waste and save some money.

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Hi there! Have you ever wondered why YouTube ads don’t buffer and why video buffers?  Continue reading to find out.

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As per YouTube’s Algorithm, short-length videos will get loaded first. So, in general Ads are short and cached in “YouTube’s local data centers” with respect to the Area living.

But videos in YouTube are comparatively big files. They can be of any length hence are not stored in the local data centers.

The process by which these videos play is instantaneous as we play them, so it takes some time and this time taking is called “Buffering”

Ads are generally smaller compared to the size of YouTube videos. A video can be any length, but an ad lasts a few seconds. So an ad loads quickly!

Why do most of our ads come in Telugu or any local language?

Ads on YouTube are cached on local data servers! (like if you are staying in Telangana/Andhra Pradesh, Telugu ads will come not all the time of course)

Everyone may have noticed that sometimes YouTube video is not buffered even when we lose internet connection for a few minutes. This is because it takes data in advance to play the video and preloads the video for smooth play without buffer.

You could have seen that whenever you watch a video, there is a red color line running in it and a white color line is running in front of it. The white line indicates that the data was used to preload the video. And Yellow dotted points can be observed in long videos. So if the red line meets the yellow dots, there may be a chance to get an ad.

How ads work on YouTube?

There are 3 key players when it involves YouTube monetization

The viewers, the creators, and the advertisers

From the point of view of the viewers, they want YouTube to be the best place to find and enjoy entertaining content

From the point of view of the creators, they want YouTube to be the optimal platform. Here they can produce content which the audience loves and for those who choose to and qualify, how to earn money too.

And from the point of view of the advertisers, they want to provide a safe environment for them to reach their target audiences with precision.

3 players

These 3 players(Viewers, Creators, Advertisers) work together.

– Creators increase the audience, advertisers buy ads to reach the audience and viewers watch your videos with relevant ads.

YouTube makes money through advertising. So if ads start to buffer too, YouTube will not be able to make money. So they give priority to their ads. But that doesn’t mean they’re going to avoid content for us.

Thank you!

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