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YouTube Premium is getting a big price hike internationally
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this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2024
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They must make a fortune on premium users compared to a regular user, I don't believe their adverts pays them enough to get them over 10$ a month for a single person...
Wait, it is torrenting YouTube stuff a thing now?
Invidious or piped
Oh, I didn’t know, thought those were a fronted connecting to an API or something.
They don't connect to an API because the YouTube API requires the developers to sign YouTube Terms of Service, which they refuse to do for obvious reasons. This is why those programs break because they scrape the web page instead of using the API. So when the web page changes, the apps have to change in order to continue working. I think the reason it's called soft piracy above is because you are using the service without watching their advertising and they don't like that very much. piracy is wider scope than just torrents, but that's what most people think of when they hear the word piracy.
Legally it isn't piracy as you aren't viewing anything that wasn't publicly accessible or was not viewable without DRM
Oh, that's interesting. Thanks for that information.
Yeah that's how I understood it at least
*I am not a lawyer and you should not take this as legal advise
I don't know if it is, but you can always just use yt-dlp or something similar.