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I don't quite get it. Are things like #newpipe or #invidious legal or not? Wouldn't [#YouTube](https://hachyderm.io/tags/You (hachyderm.io)

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I don't quite get it. Are things like #newpipe or #invidious legal or not? Wouldn't #YouTube do everything to stop such services?

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[–] MajesticFlame@lemmy.one 1 points 1 year ago

This is definitely true. Though I am yet to see a case like this being tried in a different country and YouTubes own terms of service says any disputes will be tried in the US (I think California?). So I think YouTube may not even be able to sue in a different country even if they wanted to since they are also bound by their terms of service.