Edit: Oh, I see, you meant in the ToS themselves. But it clearly links directly and unambiguously to the ‘features’ page right at the start of the section.
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Edit: Oh, I see, you meant in the ToS themselves. But it clearly links directly and unambiguously to the ‘features’ page right at the start of the section.
They… what. You just cut off the two most relevant sentences, namely the ones about sponsored segments etc. They literally say outright that sponsored content by creators will appear in videos, video descriptions, etc., and you just thought to remove that part of the quote “because it’s devastating to my case!”
You may still see branding or promotions embedded in the content by the creator, as well as promotional links, shelves and features in and around the content that are added or enabled by the creator. These links, shelves and features could be for their website, merchandise, membership to their channel, event tickets, or other related destinations that they are promoting. Ads or promotions may also appear on Primetime Channels, during live events streamed on YouTube, such as sporting events.
They’re trying to claim specifically that it’s false advertising because there are sponsored segments, which as you (or if nothing else, a reasonable observer) can see is completely debunked.
They… what. You just cut off the two most relevant sentences, namely the ones about sponsored segments etc. They literally say outright that sponsored content by creators will appear in videos, video descriptions, etc., and you just thought to remove that part of the quote “because it’s devastating to my case!”
You may still see branding or promotions embedded in the content by the creator, as well as promotional links, shelves and features in and around the content that are added or enabled by the creator. These links, shelves and features could be for their website, merchandise, membership to their channel, event tickets, or other related destinations that they are promoting. Ads or promotions may also appear on Primetime Channels, during live events streamed on YouTube, such as sporting events.
They’re trying to claim specifically that it’s false advertising because there are sponsored segments, which as you (or if nothing else, a reasonable observer) can see is completely debunked.
Edit: Oh, I see, you meant in the ToS themselves. But it clearly links to the ‘features’ page.
They… what. You just cut off the two most relevant sentences, namely the ones about sponsored segments etc. They literally say outright that sponsored content by creators will appear in videos, video descriptions, etc., and you just thought to remove that part of the quote “because it’s devastating to my case!”
You may still see branding or promotions embedded in the content by the creator, as well as promotional links, shelves and features in and around the content that are added or enabled by the creator. These links, shelves and features could be for their website, merchandise, membership to their channel, event tickets, or other related destinations that they are promoting. Ads or promotions may also appear on Primetime Channels, during live events streamed on YouTube, such as sporting events.
They’re trying to claim specifically that it’s false advertising because there are sponsored segments, which as you (or if nothing else, a reasonable observer) can see is completely debunked.
They… what. You just cut off the two most relevant sentences, namely the ones about sponsored segments etc. They literally say outright that sponsored content by creators will appear in videos, video descriptions, etc., and you just thought to remove that part of the quote “because it’s devastating to my case!”
They… what. You just cut off the two most relevant sentences, namely the ones about sponsored segments etc. They literally say outright sponsored content by creators will appear in videos, video descriptions, etc., and you just thought to remove that part of the quote “because it’s devastating to my case!”