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Not that it's Apple's fault that YouTube has ads. But Apple don't seem to allow any alternative YouTube clients on the store.
by sdflhasjd 5y ago
Not that it's Apple's fault that YouTube has ads. But Apple don't seem to allow any alternative YouTube clients on the store.
- revscat 5y agoHm. My immediate counter to your point was “that is because YouTube doesn’t allow anyone to use their api,” but now that I think about it I’m not so sure. Is it Apple keeping non-Google-produced YouTube clients off the App Store, or is it Apple? Maybe both?
- Jcowell 5y agoApple have policy that apps cannot be on the store that use a unauthorized API’s
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