Revanced, ublock origin solved the ads issues on android and on the browser.
Anyone have a (free) solution for Google tv?
this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2025
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I'd love to know their cost of storing all the YT videos and serving them.
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On desktop: uBlock origin (Vivaldi or Firefox). On mobile: Newpipe and AdAway (VPN mode, or rooted phone).
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What ads? My adblocker still works.
Tbh YT premium is well worth the asking price though I wish it subsidized the free experience as that's much more important for the platform.
Only on Lemmy you get downvoted for saying you pay for a service you like...
The problem is yt premium is not able to sustain google's platform. Only google's synergic monopolies make youtube possible and alternative financially unviable. Youtube, very literally, must die. As long as youtube exists it will maintain critical mass and kill everything else judt by existing. To fund youtube is to reinfotce this entrenchment. Both paying or watching ads and arguably just watching it, empowers google momooly position and its capture of the zeitgeist.
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