YouTube condemns a video that has learned to replace Apple TV with Raspberry Pi

YouTube considers this Film host and other multimedia content on your own server can be harmfulThe field company, which for some time retained a quiet crusade against the teaching aids that will help you configure NAS, crossed the line. YouTube has been censored in the video The fact that he taught to replace Apple TV with Raspberry Pi, published a year ago, Jeff Gerling YouTuber.

According to the publication, on your web site, Geerling said that YouTube excluded one of his videos for violation of the community. The content under consideration was a textbook How to build an alternative to Apple TV using Raspberry Pi 5 and LibreecThe YouTube field excluded the video in accordance with the policy of “dangerous or harmful content”, claiming that it encourages the commission of the crime.

“Content that describes how to get unauthorized or free access to audio or audio content, software, subscription services or games that usually require payment are not allowed on YouTube.”

Girling showed that the video I replaced my Apple TV with Raspberry Pi It was published in May 2024, so there was more than a year on the platform on the platform. For some strange reason YouTube cataloged it as a textbook to watch films and TV shows illegallyWithout paying for Apple and other companies.

“I never described anything like that, just how to put my own media -bibliotext on my own,” said YouTuber. Unfortunately, YouTube did not accept an appeal and did not allow him to restore the video, but not earlier than sending him to the content policy.

YouTube has already censored a video about Netflix alternatives and other streaming services

Although the measure is doubtful, Gerling mentioned that This is not the first time that YouTube lowers the videoA field a few months ago on the platform marked a textbook on how to configure NAS with Jellyfin to say goodbye to streaming videos.

“The video was published here and had nothing to do with the elusive DRM, theft of content or avoiding subscription services (except for calling to stop using Netflix, Disney+, etc. Since the rates continue to increase, providing less quality),” Gerling said in the publication of X. Fortunately, the textbook returned to the platform due to the appeal.

Solution Censorship video This promotes the server configuration for our multimedia content He laid a precedent in the history of YouTubeThe company ominates the field that many users are tired of raising prices, such as Netflix or Spotify, and is looking for alternatives. Others simply want to digitize and gain access to their DVD or Blu-Ray library and getting up without the need to change the album.

It is difficult to understand whether YouTube will apply this policy in hundreds (or thousands of) textbooks that are looking for access to a business, which ultimately fucks the consumer. During this publication, The company retains its position and has not restored contentAlthough the video can be seen for free from the Internet archive.