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And they can choose not to send you their data.
by konschubert 3y ago
And they can choose not to send you their data.
- superkuh 3y agoRight. They already have the solution in the form of the black box DRM "Encrypted Media Extensions". I have intentionally turned off support for this in my browsers so I cannot view "live" streams and commercial media on youtube. Seems like it's working fine. If youtube wants to stop acting like a free video host for non-corporate humans it's certainly going to drive down the traffic. It'd break 15 years of precedent and usage. I don't think they'll do this. Instead they'll just keep pressuring for absurd legal interpretations, threatening the technologically ignorant, and only buy district attorneys to enforce their absurd legal perspectives when someone technical rocks the boat.