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The video addresses troubleshooting issues related to the "double-tap to seek" function on the YouTube app. It first recommends updating the app via the Play Store. If the problem persists, users should manage the app from mobile settings by performing a force stop, clearing cache and data, and then re-signing into their account. Additional steps include checking data usage and network permissions, allowing necessary permissions, restarting the device, and uninstalling and reinstalling the app. Adjusting settings within YouTube and ensuring the device's software is up to date are suggested as final measures to resolve the issue.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains how to fix the issue of the double-tap to seek function not working on YouTube. They recommend checking for and installing updates for the YouTube app via the Play Store. If updating doesn’t resolve the problem, they advise going to the mobile settings, accessing app management, finding the YouTube app, and performing a force stop. The next steps involve clearing the cache and data, which will log you out of your YouTube account but won’t delete your videos. Re-signing into your account is required after this process.
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In this segment, the video provides a series of troubleshooting steps to resolve issues with YouTube app functionality. First, it suggests checking data usage status, network permissions, and allowing necessary permissions before restarting the device to test if YouTube works. If not, the next step is to uninstall and reinstall YouTube, followed by signing back in to check functionality. If the problem persists, the fourth method involves changing the “double tap to seek” settings in YouTube’s general settings, and restarting the device again. Finally, if issues are still unresolved, the video advises updating the device’s software, as outdated software can affect app features.