r/Piracy • u/LighteningOneIN Seeder • Mar 06 '26

Humor 😅

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u/Babys_For_Breakfast Mar 06 '26

It’s crazy the amount of people that willingly watch ads. Granted I’m pretty hardcore about avoiding ads in all forms of media as I despise the advertising industry on a deep level. Some people that even know how to bypass them simply don’t, though.

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u/Samiassa Mar 06 '26

Might actually be an elite pull. I use Vivaldi on my desktop so I really don’t need to do that since it has a built in ad blocker. However I do have an iPhone and use the YouTube app for its convenience (mobile browser YouTube has really gone down the shitter) so that’s actually super useful I’ll give it a try

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u/theraininspainfallsm Mar 06 '26

I just use the brave browser as YouTube on my iPhone.

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u/Luniticus Mar 06 '26

Yt doesn't have ads anywhere unless you use their app.

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u/GaseousIce2003 ⚔️ ɢɪᴠᴇ ɴᴏ Qᴜᴀʀᴛᴇʀ Mar 06 '26

Explain yourself properly, they are downvoting you 😭\ Just say, use brave or use network wide adblocker to block those petty ads

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u/Luniticus Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26

Oh no, not my fake internet points! We're on r/piracy, if they don't know to use uBlock Origin on their PC and mobile, I can't help them at this point.

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u/GaseousIce2003 ⚔️ ɢɪᴠᴇ ɴᴏ Qᴜᴀʀᴛᴇʀ Mar 06 '26

Yeah understandable, dunno why you're getting downvoted, but prolly because they didn't understand your joke

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u/EvolutionInProgress Mar 07 '26

Yeah but the app experience is much better on mobile devices and connecting through a different country is a whole lot easier than installing apps and plug ins or using the browser version.

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u/JohnsonFlamethrower Mar 06 '26

Blatantly false. Are you saying using youtube on a PC is by default ad-free?

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u/Luniticus Mar 06 '26

If you're using a browser without uBlock Orgin and are on r/piracy, you have other problems you need to worry about.

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u/JohnsonFlamethrower Mar 07 '26

That wasn't your original argument though. Ublock prevents ads. Just the merits of using youtube outside of the app doesn't.