Then they are still subject to the terms they actively agreed to… It’s not like there’s no agreement if you don’t get a reply… There was an agreement before you asked for new terms, there’s an agreement still.
True, but somehow you need a way to know who accept the new terms and who don't. And you need to know the point in time from which you can start to enforce the new terms. As @bob_lemon said, it could be that the default is a "no" but you need to give a time limit.
Where I live the concept of "silent consent" is used in many other occasions and does not seems to be a problem.
We need laws addressing shit like “if you don’t say no in 30 days, we’ll take it as a yes”…
If someone do not answer, then what ? Like it could be wrong to assume a "yes" it could be wrong to assume a "no". The assumption is that those that had something against, which they hope will be the minority, will answer while the others don't care.
Yes, but the point their are trying to make is to gain the adblocking users, not lose them. They need more people to watch the ads, not less people to watch YT.
True.
And not only for the quality. In the last weeks I noted that, aside being basically impossible to look for a product even querying with the full brand and product name/code, that buying the same item from the brand own on-line store is ofter less expensive than buying it from Amazon (even with Prime) also accounting for the shipping costs.
So a fantasy story shit how yt loses all of its customer.
Fine, you think is a shit show story. I suppose only time will tell.
Especially the paying ones who don’t deal with ads 👌👍. Google doesn’t give a shit if the fee loaders leave.
Nope, paying customers still see ads put by creator, as per YT explanation. They don't interrupt the video but if a creator add them to the video, the paying customer still see them.
It is only a question about how much time will pass before even the paying customer start to think that he is seeing too many ads while even paying the service and have his data harvested.
This assuming that YT would will never put ads also on the premium service, which I would not be that sure in these times....
Fight back 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are bitching about slow down on a forum with a 1000 active users. You aren’t even a blip. Normal people will just pay because the service is valuable.
Oh well, the fact that YT it trying to fight back AdBlocker seems to refute that. If the people using adblockers are really that few, why even bother ?
You are massively entitled.
If you say so...
If you think it’s so shitty stop using it. You can’t.
And why I can't stop using YT ? Let's say that an AdBlocker is way more convenient to have then the possibility to use YT.
And yet you’ll bitch about $12 a month.
It is not the 12$ a month. I pay some service more because they are worth more money and I am the customer, not the product.
I simply am not that happy to pay to be the product.
If you are willing to pay the price, you can try Moment Of Invention. It has also a fully functional time limited demo. I worked with the demo and, while for now I use Freecad, I must admit that it is pretty good
True, but somehow you need a way to know who accept the new terms and who don't. And you need to know the point in time from which you can start to enforce the new terms. As @bob_lemon said, it could be that the default is a "no" but you need to give a time limit.
Where I live the concept of "silent consent" is used in many other occasions and does not seems to be a problem.