Folks will likely jump onto "household sharing" after the country arbitrage trick goes away. They'll start with country membership arbitrage (being part of a household membership in a cheap country) and then move to their home country. It'll likely take YouTube some years before they implement a Netflix-style YouTube household sharing crackdown, and it'll potentially be harder to implement as well, as YouTube content is often consumed quite differently to Netflix content.What will you do when nothing works to get around the UK pricing? It's only a matter of time.
I am genuinely surprised that uBlock Origin (Lite!) is still working perfectly on Google Chrome (no less!) to block YT ads on my desktop. When that goes away, I'll switch back to Firefox where uBlock Origin is still fully supported.
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