YouTube on Android is again showing "Server Error 400" after Google said it was fixed. Google now admits some people still have the problem.
If YouTube suddenly refuses to load on your Android phone and shows "Server Error 400," you are not alone, and it may not be your phone at fault. Android Authority reports that the error is back. Google first said it had fixed the bug, then admitted it was still broken for some people.
Android is Google's system for phones and tablets, and YouTube is Google's video service. The error message reads "Server Error 400" and appears when you try to use YouTube on Android. Google's first statement suggested the matter was settled. It then reversed course and said the problem remains for some users.
The report points to people using YouTube on Android. Not everyone is hit. Google's own wording says the trouble continues for some people, so many Android users may see nothing wrong. If YouTube works for you, there is no need to change anything.
The alert box above lists a few simple fixes to try while you wait. They cost nothing and take a few minutes. Because the fault may sit on Google's side, none of them is guaranteed to work.
The material does not say what causes the error, how many people are affected, or when a lasting fix will arrive. It also does not say whether the problem touches every Android phone or only certain models. Until Google explains more, check back later and watch for updates from Google or Android Authority.
If YouTube shows "Server Error 400" on Android, the fault may be Google's, so try the simple fixes and check back later for a real fix.
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