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Or the ~100% of users who wouldn't understand anything you just wrote will shell out for a premium subscription.
by yuck39 2y ago
Or the ~100% of users who wouldn't understand anything you just wrote will shell out for a premium subscription.
- lxgr 2y agoUsers don't need to understand an ad blocker to use it either, do they? That said, the predictable next step would just be for Google to turn on DRM on Youtube videos.
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- LorenzoHolden 2y ago[dead]
- out-of-ideas 2y agoif this (ad injection) goes in and becomes a standard - could they argue it is their form of drm and try to take down sponsorblock with dmca crap?
- Retric 2y agoThere’s going to be a split between premium and not watching YouTube. I’m not paying something like 2,000$ to per hour of advertising cut from my life. I might click on a video I find elsewhere, but I’ve basically given up on using the YouTube interface for finding videos.
- consp 2y ago> but I’ve basically given up on using the YouTube interface for finding videos Not just you, youtube has as well.