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I have ad blocker. I block all ads at the DNS level. I don't think you can block some of the ads on YT. Is that possible with browser plugins?
There’s a 16-digit code that I pass YouTube that results in 0 ads on the platform. Can’t recommend it enough.
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Exactly. I don't understand people not having an ad blocker... Otherwise pi-hole is a good option for your local network.
Pi-hole is amazing, but before standing one up, be aware that it does not block YouTube ads without additional configuration.
Would really like to implement it on my own PiHole
Anybody reading this site can afford to pay for YouTube Premium to eliminate the ads. How much is your time worth?
The world is such a wider place than what you imagine it is.
I,ve made a point of clicking every single one, and sometimes ,,signing up,, for the ,,wealth builder,, webinars. I think of it as paying the creators while also studying landing page UX.
How have those advertised programs profited you? (I would guess not at all, interesting to be corrected.)
I was also surprised to find out that many of them are not tested well, and return errors on first or second click.
Long answer is look how much video content they host. How can expect them to host all that, a lot of it no magnetizable, with out ads?
and might get down voted for this, but the more people block ads, the more ads they have to show to the rest of the people who don't block ads.
Anybody reading this site can afford to pay for YouTube Premium to eliminate the ads. How much is your time worth?
[1] "anyone making less than mid-six-figures"
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A lot of people watch YouTube using their smart TVs.
Alternate/hacked YouTube apps exist that you can install on your TV that won't show ads... Also, if you cast stuff to the TV, you only need a modded version of YouTube on your phone - you don't need to make any changes to the TV.