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Since I’m a paying YouTube Red customer, I filed a complaint.

I think if enough people write in, they’ll change their mind.

Is this something you do via the YouTubeRed app or did you literally write a complaint and emailed it in? I would like to do the same.

I sent feedback from the YouTube app while on a blocked video. It gives you the options to contact them via chat, phone or email (the last one is composed all within the app, not in your email client).

Seems like this could be a net neutrality issue?

As a fellow paying YouTube Red customer, this hadn't occurred to me. I shall do so as well.

As a fellow paying YouTube Premium user I'm glad that YouTube is taking this step to insure the long-term viability of the platform I pay to support.

The step being changing their monetization policy without notice or warning, or blocking a popular channel for everyone?

You like being charged for access to videos and then videos being removed because the content creators didn't pay YouTube as well?

What happened to people liking technical solutions because they could remove rent seeking middle men?

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