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If they don't consent then they can stop watching YouTube videos.
by ziml77 3y ago
If they don't consent then they can stop watching YouTube videos.
- zoul 3y agoIt’s the other way around. If YouTube doesn’t consent to the rules of EU, they can leave the market.
- telmo 3y agoThey can indeed, but that doesn't change the fact that YouTube is obliged to follow the laws of the jurisdictions where it operates, and citizens have the right to demand that these laws are upheld.
- sebazzz 3y agoGetting Premium is not a workaround at least, because even then it requires disabling the ad blocker.
- aurareturn 3y agoI have Youtube Premium and use uBlock Origin on Youtube. No problems so far.
- fifteen1506 3y agoNo it doesn't. At least not until 1 week ago.
- missedthecue 3y agoI have premium and use AdBlock to block the "recommended" video suggestions that take up half the player screen for the last 30 seconds of every video.
- hadrien01 3y agoAlso, if the logic of determining consent under 2002/58/EC is the same as under GDPR, I believe having a paid alternative - YouTube Premium - is legal.