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Not if you want the products to stay free. And people really really do. And for every hackernews poster (including myself) who says things like "I'll gladly p
by deanCommie 7y ago
Not if you want the products to stay free.
And people really really do.
And for every hackernews poster (including myself) who says things like "I'll gladly pay X$/month for Gmail/Google/Facebook/Youtube just so that my data/privacy remained my own", there is a THOUSAND or more voices that would not.
- etrabroline 7y agoWith distributed hosting there is no need for youtube to monopolize video. They operate at a loss specifically in order to control discourse and collect data. If that were made illegal, alternatives would take over immediately.