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They would certainly agree. Most of their work involves playing the cat-and-mouse game of youtube-dl vs. YouTube, all coming from the fact that YouTube never in
by nmilo 5y ago
They would certainly agree. Most of their work involves playing the cat-and-mouse game of youtube-dl vs. YouTube, all coming from the fact that YouTube never intended people to view their content using youtube-dl.
- akersten 5y agoYou're missing my point, which is that you're assuming what YouTube wants is somehow more correct than what users want.
- CJefferson 5y agoIANAL, but things like the computer misuse act literally say how someone means their computer/server to be used is the correct way to use it. Trying to do things not originally intended is hacking, and youtube clearly don't want you downloading videos unless you pay for Youtube Plus (and even then it's still just into the app, not a seperate mp4).