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> Aren't these services (and even adblockers) against YouTube's TOS? It's probably a grey area. It's hard to claim that I'm acting against YouTube's TOS by usi
by WhyNotHugo 3y ago
> Aren't these services (and even adblockers) against YouTube's TOS?
It's probably a grey area. It's hard to claim that I'm acting against YouTube's TOS by using Piped. Aside from the fact that I haven't agreed to them, I'm also not interacting with YouTube.
As for the devs: they're merely writing a proxy. I'm sure some creative lawyer can find a way to portrait this as illegal, but it's likely a stretch.