> You don't have to be technically correct, you have to be legally correct. It's like technically correct only it's way more pedantic That's not how the law wo

> You don't have to be technically correct, you have to be legally correct. It's like technically correct only it's way more pedantic That's not how the law works. Legally correct is much less pedantic than technically correct. The difference is that legally correct often takes millions of dollars to ascertain. I use youtube-dl all the time, and never illegally. Most of the content is CC-licensed educational content, and the major use is working in contexts without guaranteed bandwidth.