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[Bug] "This helps protect our community." #4908

Closed NolonQ closed 2 months ago

NolonQ commented 2 months ago

Describe the bug

This https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/4734 is happening again on nearly all instances. FUCK GOOGLE Steps to Reproduce

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warioishere commented 2 months ago

same here :(

ggtylerr commented 2 months ago

A/B test so not all instances are affected yet, but yes, unfortunately there's another block. With that said, this is a duplicate issue.

MMaster commented 2 months ago

With that said, this is a duplicate issue

Duplicate issue of issue that has last comment stating the solution was released and any more comments disallowed from anyone except for collaborators (and yeah that solution worked for weeks).

I think its completely fine to report that this happens again since this is basically new issue with the same symptoms. Just because YT returns the same error string doesn't mean its the same reason. Keeping it all under the same issue (and even locking the discussion) may be quite counter-productive as google will keep changing things and it will be 1 huge issue spanning months and years containing 10s - 100s of changes. But that's just my 2 cents.

hix1000 commented 2 months ago

I'm seeing the same thing but it's instead saying "This video may be inappropriate for some users."

ggtylerr commented 2 months ago

I think its completely fine to report that this happens again since this is basically new issue with the same symptoms. Just because YT returns the same error string doesn't mean its the same reason.

That is fair, but it's nearly identical, the only difference being that the patch previously made no longer works. Not to mention, creating new issues only increases bloat, and the devs are already aware of the block.

Making a "master" issue per se to track blocks would honestly work best - all that's needed is to update the OP and have the comments act as a changelog. Much better than having a ton of separate issues all for the same thing, which is just another attempt by Google to block Invidious.

I'm seeing the same thing but it's instead saying "This video may be inappropriate for some users."

Also helps to prevent comments like this. This is completely separate and not related to the block, see #2189.