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If Youtube Premium actually blocked all the ads (including sponsored content), then I would pay for it. But it doesn't, so I have to use Sponsor Block anyway. W
by shitlord 3y ago
If Youtube Premium actually blocked all the ads (including sponsored content), then I would pay for it. But it doesn't, so I have to use Sponsor Block anyway. Why pay for something that won't get the job done?
- michaelbrooks 3y agoSponsored content isn't controlled by YouTube though, it's controlled by the creator
- herbst 3y agoYet third party YT apps skip these annoying video parts. Premium definitely feels like a huge step down if you suddenly see ads in every second video and you are not used to.
- peoplefromibiza 3y agowhich I am paying for anyway if I go premium thanks, but no thanks
- littlestymaar 3y agoSponsored content is regulated by Youtube's content policy like everything else on the platform, so it is in fact controlled by Youtube. The same way, the Youtuber's speech itself is controlled by Youtube, as shown by the recent “demonetize all the videos where people curse” (which generated much drama in the French Youtuber community, for cultural reasons).
- carlosjobim 3y agoBecause YouTube shouldn't censor their creators.