Turn off the ad blocker or you’ll be cut off after three videos.

I’m not super opposed for paying for a product or service that I use, but the cost they are asking is just too expensive for me. Not that I can’t afford it, but for the 16/month or 23/month for family doesn’t meet my personal value/service.

@Ivyymmy@lemmy.one
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Try revancedapp.

Spacecowboy
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For mobile,and I believe pc, newpipe or libretube on fdroid,or their respective websites. Front ends for YouTube,ad free(libretube strips in video commercials too),and totally free. For fdroid tho,enable repositories and add https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/ . its the best way to watch YouTube,imo

circuitfarmer
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Even if it were affordable, eventually it will go up. The subscribe-to-everything trend in business right now is pretty clear. Pretty soon we’ll see subscription-based clothing.

Might as well already be there with the state and quality of fast fashion.

Just buy from another country. I pay about £4 a month for mine via Romania

@haakon@lemmy.fmhy.ml
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Mine comes out to about £1.40 a month using Turkey. It’s really low, but honestly that’s the amount that feels worth it to me.

Briongloid
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I pay $2.30 pm for a Family Plan via Turkey.

Confetti Camouflage
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When YT Premium first started as YT Red they were trying to make original shows like Netflix and Amazon. AFAIK they’re not really doing that anymore, so the break even cost of an ad-free experience should be significantly lower.

Not that it’s a massive difference, but it’s $11.99 if you sign up on the web. The $16 is if you sign up on an iPhone, since that has to go through Apple’s subscription service where they take a cut.

@Notbhavn@lemmy.fmhy.ml
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Thank you, didn’t know that.

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Weird it’s $12 a month for me but nahh that’s still too much

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