Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube, especially if they're forced to use it. Secondly, imo technical measures is fair game - much better than their previously scummy tactic of sending legal threats to the stellar team at invidious. Thirdly, adversarial interoperability is a human digital right. Fourthly, g…
YouTube is trying to block Invidious
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#12Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube, especially if they're forced to use it. Secondly, imo technical measures is fair game - much better than their previously scummy tactic of sending legal threats to the stellar team at invidious. Thirdly, adversarial interoperability is a human digital right. Fourthly, g…
The ad will be a clip of a celebrity with what’s clearly a separate ai-generated voiceover telling you “you can get thousands of dollars now if you do this one thing.”
I’ve seen the same style of ad nearly every day for the last month. The celebrity changes every time I see it and has had so many people. Oprah, The Rock, Steve Harvey, Joe Biden, etc.
I’ve reported the ads every time. They are always different companies from different countries. If YouTube is doing anything about it- it isn’t working.
And then YouTube is trying to stop me from blocking these ads? They can try. But I refuse to pay for premium.
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#13Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube, especially if they're forced to use it. Secondly, imo technical measures is fair game - much better than their previously scummy tactic of sending legal threats to the stellar team at invidious. Thirdly, adversarial interoperability is a human digital right. Fourthly, g…
One of the reasons I block advertising is that I think it works. I'm only human. I can be deceived and I can be manipulated. I don't see any reason to give people the opportunity to hurt me.
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#14Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube, especially if they're forced to use it. Secondly, imo technical measures is fair game - much better than their previously scummy tactic of sending legal threats to the stellar team at invidious. Thirdly, adversarial interoperability is a human digital right. Fourthly, g…
That user is using YouTube resources, without being of benefit to YouTube.
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#18I hate youtube, haven't used it since 2015 and screw google and youtube users are brainwashed and full of **
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#19I hate youtube, haven't used it since 2015 and screw google and youtube users are brainwashed and full of **
There are a handful of amazing Creators, praised be
Re: YouTube is trying to block Invidious
#20Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube, especially if they're forced to use it. Secondly, imo technical measures is fair game - much better than their previously scummy tactic of sending legal threats to the stellar team at invidious. Thirdly, adversarial interoperability is a human digital right. Fourthly, g…
> I don't think the type of person who uses invidious is going to ever be convinced to buy something from an ad on YouTube. That user is using YouTube resources, without being of benefit to YouTube.
MS and Adobe had similar logic for not going after piracy very hard in certain markets. They wanted users on their platform, even when they couldn’t get them all to pay.