YouTube, Google Play put up payment-based services in Russia


By MYBRANDBOOK


YouTube, Google Play put up payment-based services in Russia

YouTube and Google Play store are suspending all payment-based services in Russia, including subscriptions, as Western sanctions start to pose banking challenges in the country.

 

Google and YouTube had recently stopped selling online advertising in Russia following similar pauses by Twitter Inc and Snap Inc after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

 

YouTube said in a statement, "As a follow-up, we are now extending this pause to all our monetization features, including YouTube Premium, Channel Memberships, Super Chat and Merchandise, for viewers in Russia."

 

YouTube channels in Russia will still be able to generate revenue from viewers outside of Russia through ads and paid features, which include Super Chat and merchandise sales. According to a company support website, free apps on Google Play also remain available in Russia.

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