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Does YouTube look weird on your Galaxy Z Fold 8? You’re not alone

Some Galaxy Z Fold 8 users are witnessing oddly shaped thumbnails in the YouTube app.

Does YouTube look weird on your Galaxy Z Fold 8? You’re not alone

A recently reported issue is causing video thumbnails to appear misaligned within the YouTube app on Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8. Several users have voiced their complaints about this visual bug, although it does not appear to be affecting every device. The extent to which Samsung's latest foldable is involved in this problem is still uncertain.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has been available for several weeks now, and while there have been some occurrences of glitches, they haven't significantly impacted the company's sales, which have reportedly been on an upward trend. However, recent user reports indicate that this new foldable might be encountering compatibility issues with a widely used video streaming application.

A user who posted about this problem on Samsung's community forum on Sunday detailed the issue, explaining that it occurs not only on the foldable's inner display but also on its cover screen.

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