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Yes, if you can possibly save a life using Youtube, then there is a moral imperative pay for it so you won't be delayed by ads. I understand that maybe not all
by adolph 4y ago
Yes, if you can possibly save a life using Youtube, then there is a moral imperative pay for it so you won't be delayed by ads. I understand that maybe not all people have the means or are unbanked. The best route to universal Youtube is to fund it through government taxes.
- dheera 4y agoThe problem is it takes several minutes to register and put in a payment method. People never know they are going to be put into life-saving situations until they actually are in one. It would be good for YT to learn from this incident and flag all emergency tutorial videos to be ad-free for all.
- adolph 4y agoI think they do recurring periodic subscriptions fees. It isn’t like a coin operated juke box. It is the healthcare duty to subscribe now before the emergency need.