YouTube has specific rules and policies regarding view counting, especially when videos are embedded on third-party websites. The following scenarios may cause YouTube to not count views:
Use of incorrect promotion methods: If views were obtained through fraud or promotion, YouTube may not count them.
Using malicious codes in iframes: If the embedded code (iframe) contains malicious elements or unauthorized changes, this may cause YouTube to not count views.
Video owner restrictions: The video owner can set restrictions on how views received through inline frames will be counted. For example, it may decide not to count views if the video is played on third-party sites.
Disable inline frames in video settings: Video owners have the ability to disable inline frames in their video settings, which may impact view counting when embedding.
Issues with playback or validation of views: Technical problems, such as incorrect implementation of the iframe code, may cause views not to be counted.
However, the exact rules and policies may change over time. It is recommended that you consult official YouTube resources or their documentation for the latest information on this issue.
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