Why can't I change the YouTube screen orientation on iPhone?
I recently switched from android to iPhone and with my old phone I could easily switch from portrait to landscape on my phone, even when browsing videos. But on my new iPhone I can't seem to do that and I can only go landscape when I make my videos full screen. This gets annoying when browsing because I have to keep turning my phone to browse. (Yes, I have unlocked the orientation lock) please help!
You can't. Apple determines everything for you and you must accept what they have determined.
Google hasn't added this for the iOS version of the YouTube app
The YouTube app on iOS only allows portrait browsing.
That is NOT the Apple way. Complain to Tim Cook.
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