Such a complex topic.
On one hand YouTube has tons of public domain content which should be free to download.
On the other hand, YT DL had explicit test cases for downloading music videos with specific DRM. Don't poke the bear.
On one hand YouTube has tons of public domain content which should be free to download.
On the other hand, YT DL had explicit test cases for downloading music videos with specific DRM. Don't poke the bear.
technically, yes. Because you can upload anything, and at this point everyone has uploaded everything.
But on the other hand, you also can simply go to the respective websites to download such media if it is indeed public domain.
We should kill the bear.