When a video begins to play automatically when the page loads or when you scroll to it, those views usually count toward the video's total views.
It is important to remember, however, that autoplay can be turned off in the user's web browser settings or on the site itself where the video is embedded. In rare cases where autoplay is limited or disabled, views may not be counted until the user manually plays the video.
YouTube's policies and guidelines may change, so it is recommended that you check official sources or YouTube documentation for receive up-to-date information.
But you should take into account that videos with autoplay posted on third-party resources do not count towards views. For this reason, semi-automatic browsing is implemented on our website.
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