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I think it's more of a questions of what choice do publishers have now? And what about all the bundling? Try getting YouTube off your phone. How much change/in
by sharemywin 6y ago
I think it's more of a questions of what choice do publishers have now?
And what about all the bundling? Try getting YouTube off your phone. How much change/innovation and choice do you have as a consumer? What happens if you get kicked off? Did you deserve it was there a real review. How many times has someone come out in public and complained and then reinstated. What about all the people that might have ben banned and shouldn't have. I just don't get if people are so anti socialism why is having a private company as a monopoly so palatable. To me either why no alternative in the matter.
- anbende 6y agoI think you raise important points about bundling and banning. I'm constantly terrified that Google will just lock me out of all my email and other Google accounts. What would I do? I don't have a massive social media following. I'd really be in a tough spot. I've also gone through bouts of YouTube addiction - like, seeking professional help YouTube addiction. And it's tricky when such a high percentage of video is hosted on YouTube - training videos, news, etc. I agree with you that there are some real problems here. So how much of this was true during the FTC probe back in 2012? And what should be done now?