First time this happens to me. With a German protonvpn server.
this post was submitted on 09 Oct 2024
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YouTube doesn't like VPNs. Harder to track you (and sell/monetize your data) if they can't tell who you are.
I desperately want a viable alternative to come along. There’s a lot of great content on YouTube, but the platform is increasingly being enshitified.
There's platforms like Nebula that noticed the decline and also wanted to give creators the freedom to create without needing to deal with an ever changing algorithm
I’m inclined to buy that just because it exists. I hate subscription services so, so much!
This is the best option if you think you’ll use Nebula for more than 5 years.
I'm still on the 30$ plan, 300$ makes more sense when it's 60$/y (which it is now)