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There has been a bit of buzz going around about all this happening with YouTube. YouTube is just not generating the ad revenue that they think they should be getting. And very few are willing to spend the $10 a month for a premium account. Honestly, with all the benefit's you get with a premium account, the ad free experience is the only one I would get anything from. And at $10 a month, it's just not worth it. So, it's getting painfully obvious that YouTube wants adblockers to go away. But with so many domains out there literally flooding their sites with ads trying to make a little free revenue. Many of them have a warning popup that instructs you to disable your adblocker/popup blocker to continue browsing. Sites like those will most certainly deliver the user some malicious code. It's no wonder why so many people use adblockers.
When it was happening to me on Edge, I would disable adblock. Then turn it back on as the video has started playing. At least mid-video ads go away and reduces the cpu choke.
Imean we are at the point that we PAY for subs WITH ads…. (Amazon prime, netflix basic, etc) . That’s where the streaming industry is.
But even if you pay to watch YouTube "ad free", you still get ads. How fair is that?
Quote from: Sandman[SA] on June 10, 2024, 07:47:18 pmBut even if you pay to watch YouTube "ad free", you still get ads. How fair is that?Wait WHAT?!?!?!?
Quote from: KT KλBoƠM on June 12, 2024, 08:25:14 pmQuote from: Sandman[SA] on June 10, 2024, 07:47:18 pmBut even if you pay to watch YouTube "ad free", you still get ads. How fair is that?Wait WHAT?!?!?!?Wait? You seriously didn't know that live YouTubers can run their own ads too? Those ads are not covered by the premium YouTube service.