How likely are bans if signing in with google? #623
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I saw the disclaimer but my YouTube account has been perfectly fit to my liking for years, so I really want to use it with it, so I was just wondering how likely a ban actually is? |
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I can't answer this question accurately, because even if I'm right, things can change overnight. I haven't seen signs of permanent bans by YouTube, but I've seen posts from users saying their accounts are banned (up to weeks) when using tools like With that being said:
While I don't see the usage of 3rd party apps specifically called out, they can technically update terms of service at any time, making that a breach of agreement.
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I can't answer this question accurately, because even if I'm right, things can change overnight.
So this is not advice, these are general tips, and up to you to verify the accuracy and make a decision.
I haven't seen signs of permanent bans by YouTube, but I've seen posts from users saying their accounts are banned (up to weeks) when using tools like
yt-dlp. Now these users were using cookies to login (some used OAuth, but still) and were downloading huge amounts of data, so they were simulating bot behaviour. I think perhaps using an app like Playlet where data usage is of a "normal" amount, it is less likely to be flagged as bot or malicious.With that being said: