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I don't have to agree to TOS in order to download, hell, I don't have to do so even when I am using the service.

• webmaven 6y ago
  > I don't have to agree to TOS in order to download, hell, I don't have to do so even when I am using the service. I believe TOS violations per-se aren't covered by the DMCA, but by the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) instead. In any case, DOES the YouTube TOS actually forbid the use of alternate clients to download and view videos?
  • Google234 6y ago
    Yes
    • webmaven 6y ago
      Interesting. Does the RIAA have standing to enforce the TOS, or only YouTube?