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Edited by Kiro - 13:
7/21/2022 7:35:12 PM
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Where is what I find weird about the the paid carry services which bungie has made clear is a ban-able offense. They have adds on the top streamers youtube and twitch streams. Big names like aztecross & more recently I hop on his youtube channel and got a add for "guardian.services" before I can watch the vid.
Now I am fully aware that aztecross is likely not in control of the adds shown, but it does not change the fact a product/service that is clearly stated as illegal by bungie is getting add time from a prominent content creator. & Ive seen the exact same on twitch channels so its not just a youtube thing.
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Don't think that's him...I don't see those ads at all and they're not in his videos. That might be you getting targeted ads.
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Like I said im aware he does not have control over such thing. But I do not get the adverts while watching other youtube content(such as "Hellva a Boss" from visiepopmedia). Its likely an algorithm on youtubes end of this user has watched d2 content before + said content currently being accessed is also d2 related if true play this advertisement. But if thats the case then it make it much easier for bungie to remove/pursue. they just inform youtube that these adds are to be to taken down because they provide a product or service that is a breach of the games user agreement. The carry service has to interact with youtube, its not some multi head hydra like cheating software sites that host them selves. To put it simply if ring one was paying for advert time on youtube bungie would have made sure that stopped.
