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Yes, it's all performative nonsense but talking to govt reps is a long wait for a bus that never arrives.
So - as usual - sailing the high seas will be the solution.
Frankly, i'm thankful for the enshittification. As of right now, we can still access YT fully (search etc)...so long as we're not logged in. It boggles my mind how that makes any sense.
Not logged in? Sure, watch whatever you want.
Logged in, want to access your saved play lists, search etc? Papers please.
That may be true but the point is they're the only ones with the power to change that.
That hasn't been my experience. About half the time YT will block me from accessing videos without being signed in "to make sure I'm not a bot".
Oh, lovely :/. I do hope that starts to happen here too. Gives me an excuse to hyper focus on an over engineered solution.
No better fuel then spite.