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YouTube puts third-party clients on notice: Show ads or get blocked
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 17 Apr 2024
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Howso? You think even in the event this wasn't being scraped, that there isn't a single dev from YouTube, or a YouTube adjacent team possibly here?
There's a large (relative) tech worker user base on Lemmy.
It was a joke.
And I think they are very much aware of uBlock. Unhooked got recommended to me by a Youtube video.
They know.
If they're going to find it on lemmy they're going to find it anywhere. Also, they already know about ublock origin, and its unlikely they'd even care about unhooked, since it doesn't block ads.
"there's all this litter on the ground I'll just throw my litter"
Not a remotely relevant comparison, and even if it was, completely ignores my second point.
If you suck at critical thinking sure
Edit I'm not obligated to address every point, this aint debate club
maybe I do suck at it. could you explain it to me?