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Can you live without YouTube ?
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this post was submitted on 20 Apr 2024
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The problem with YouTube is there isn't an alternative.
Anytime I think it's morphed to a state where people will leave for the next great thing, they don't.
The content is there, and alternatives don't have that backing them so it's too inconvenient to move on. Once people have that pain point, they go back.