TL;DR
- YouTube has acknowledged that some Android users are still encountering Server Error 400, despite announcing a fix on November 1.
- The error prevents affected users from accessing YouTube or loading videos normally.
- Google is working on another fix, but its suggested workarounds will delete downloaded videos.
YouTube declared victory over a frustrating Android bug over the weekend, only to find itself fighting the same battle two days later. The company has walked back its all-clear on the dreaded Server Error 400, confirming that some users still can’t access the app or watch videos normally.
In a fresh update to its official support thread, Google acknowledged the problem persists and that its teams are still working on a fix. Google hasn’t provided a revised timeline for when affected users can expect relief.
