It seems Google finally decided to take decisive measures against these proxies. For last 2 weeks I'm seeing Invidious and Piped sites (and freetube app) struggling buffering or even stopping completely; video quality drops sometimes as well.
Was it censored, or did he go over his quota and get shut down? Cloud hosting is hilariously, absurdly overpriced.
Why would a company terminate services and not just charge exorbitant fees for going over quota?
>Cloud provider terminated all my servers
Who said anything about censoring?
Censor may be the wrong word, but YouTube is absolutely attacking public YT proxies.