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Re:YouTube removes interview with professor of medicine on C... by busymom0 on Thursday May 21, 2020 @07:22PM (#23266803)
The situation is very similar to what's happening with a lot of Android developers. Many incidents where their app gets banned or removed for silly things. One I remember was getting removed because they had the word "windows" in their play store metadata and Google banned it because of having third party platform name. Except the app was using the term "windows" in reference to a house window, not the OS. Emailing play store support is pretty much useless unless you are a big company or can generate enough viral outrage on social media for them to notice.
Re:YouTube removes interview with professor of medicine on C... by thefounder on Friday May 22, 2020 @12:09AM (#23268549)
At least on Android you can sideload apps...that's not the case on iOS
Re:YouTube removes interview with professor of medicine on C... by busymom0 on Friday May 22, 2020 @12:34AM (#23268666)
I develop apps for both iOS and Android. There's pros and cons to both. I prefer developing for iOS as there's more money in it plus I enjoy the platform more but if people want more customization, Android is definitely better.