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> First thing I did was to upload a video to my second testing account’s YouTube channel, and set the video’s privacy to Private, so I can use that video for te
by qwertox 6y ago
> First thing I did was to upload a video to my second testing account’s YouTube channel, and set the video’s privacy to Private, so I can use that video for testing. (Remember, always only test against resources/accounts you own!)
AFAIK this is against YouTube's EULA, so owning a resource is irrelevant. He doesn't own the accounts, Google does.
And Google prohibits any attempt at tampering with their systems.
- amenghra 6y agoGoogle also has a bug bounty program which sets terms and conditions for these kinds of activity: "When investigating a vulnerability, please, only ever target your own accounts." from https://www.google.com/about/appsecurity/reward-program/ https://www.google.com/about/appsecurity/reward-program/.
- tjbiddle 6y agoWell, Google rewarded the bug bounty, and as far as we know - didn't sue him. So, they probably think it's okay.