Also even if YouTube doesn’t serve malicious JS, that doesn’t mean the website they’re advertising doesn’t. Malicious JS, to be fair, shouldn’t be able to do r

Also even if YouTube doesn’t serve malicious JS, that doesn’t mean the website they’re advertising doesn’t. Malicious JS, to be fair, shouldn’t be able to do really any significant damage. However, it is the right of the user to decide what gets displayed on their screen and grabs their attention span.