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>you are effectively turning it into a personal youtube that is still hosted by google Then logically, why should it be available ad free either?
by perl4ever 5y ago
>you are effectively turning it into a personal youtube that is still hosted by google
Then logically, why should it be available ad free either?
- filoleg 5y agoBecause you actually have to pay for google drive to host your videos on it, and the storage space is pretty limited. You don't need to pay anyone to store videos on youtube.
- perl4ever 5y ago>you actually have to pay for google drive to host your videos on it I don't think so.
- filoleg 5y agoGoogle Drive is a paid service with different subscription tiers available depending on how much storage you are using. I know that video uploads count towards that storage limit, and you can easily test it yourself. Try uploading a video, and see it counting towards your Google Drive storage limit.