> YT are in no way obligated to provide emergency services. They might not be legally obligated, but it would be responsible to handle this case better. Getti

> YT are in no way obligated to provide emergency services. They might not be legally obligated, but it would be responsible to handle this case better. Getting CPR certified is a good idea but if you get into a situation where you need to give CPR and you don't know or you panic and forget everything you've been taught then a YouTube video is likely better than nothing. You can't retrospectively get trained at that point. Calling emergency services is preferable, but people panic and don't think clearly, emergency services are sometimes overloaded or not available, someone might have a device with internet but no phone capabilities... and no matter how or why you end up looking for CPR advice on YouTube it's better to show the video without adverts.