If they gave me an API key I'd be allowed use with SmartTubeNext and NewPipe, I'd gladly pay for premium.
I don't want to use your apps, Google.
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This doesn't sound great. I feel like this could possibly backfire on them. At the very least I would hope they would reduce the cost of youtube premium then. If you aren't sharing a family plan with friends it's really expensive
Let's all click on the link that says 'I feel like I'm falsely flagged' to give them some noise to work with.
I think this is because YouTube pushed so much its shorts (tiktok knockoff) but they're not as profitable. My guesstimate is that at least 70% of traffic is in shorts now so longer content is rarely played along with longer ads
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People should develop a federated video hosting service. It will be expensive but I know the community can do it.
LBRY is worth looking into, it's not quite federated but it is decentralized and based on blockchains.
You almost had me until
and based on blockchains.
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peertube?
Doesn’t Peertube already do this?
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