I think it has more to do with not having access to the API to display those ads. I have strayed from Google ever since I got a windows phone. Found decent repl

I think it has more to do with not having access to the API to display those ads. I have strayed from Google ever since I got a windows phone. Found decent replacements for most of their services, however Youtube is one thing that has and may never have a real replacement! Had it been a Google startup, it may not have bothered me so much. I was using it way before Google brought it and now I am punished with a second class service for my choice of phone? That is just sad. :( Just hope the same won't follow when Ubuntu and Firefox launch their phones.