YouTube cares less for your privacy than its revenues::Ad blockers are firewalls for our sanity – turning them off is madness
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Google in general doesn’t give a flying fuck about your privacy
EDIT: actually, they do care so much about it being shared with them :P
Oh, they care!
They care about invading it for profit :)
Yep, it is one of the main reasons I have been switching away from Google products. Proton Mail for email, for example. I have no desire to give Google every detail of what I do online.
“In other news, fire is hot. More at 11!”
No fucking way, what a revelation
What? No shit! That’s crazy. Since when?
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Google was founded to sell your private data for money to pay for services you want. It’s just taken them 15 years to become big enough that their stock holders demand more money than a couple of 5 second ads per video.
They’ll squeeze a couple more bucks out of ads, then they’ll squeeze a couple more out of premium, but not enough people will go past that. They can’t keep pulling profit out of thin air for wall streets demand for perpetual increase.
Sooner or later some of the following will have to happen:
Mandatory login to watch
Users/Content providers pay a premium for quality
Content providers pay for storage
New or low rated content providers pay for hosting until they reach minimum subscribers.
Premium gets unskippable 5 second ads.
No embedding off site.
[Company] cares more about its shareholders and profits more than [the environment, safety, its employees or customers, the economy, etc.] Not sure why this would be a revelation to anyone.
In other news, air contains oxygen.
Google and privacy goes together like lithium and water
Um welcome to capitalism.
YouTube cares less for your privacy than its revenues
Duh. It’s a Google product, what do you except?
You can drop Google. Every company maximizes their profits. They only care about you if it helps them.
That’s why I self-host almost everything.
Well, caring less for your privacy means more revenue for them, so yes.
