My thought was that (maybe) the server (aka fathom in this case) could be the one that has the active youtube session so that it fetches the stream and then uploads it to the client. Acting like a proxy of sorts. To youtube, the user is always where the server is, but you can move around freely without issues.
Yeah except that YouTube support told me that they can detect if you’re using a vpn or no. At least in my case, using ProtonVPN that seems to be the case because when I try to subscribe to premium, it says that they can’t verify my country.
I’m assuming the youtube client is precisely that, right? Meaning that it’s the client that fetches the stream, not the server. Asking because Google’s been very annoying about not veing able “verify my country” due to travelling for extended periods of time. So I’m trying to find a way to spoof my location.
This is either b8 or you’re just not a very nice person.
People losing their jobs should never make anyone happy.
Wish I could share that optimism.
No football fan would call it soccer. But hey, you do you man.
If you actually do watch a lot of it, it’s kinda weird that you call it “soccer”.
That’s not really answer, but ok.
Suggesting they Buy a replacement cable for a new product seems like a weird response. If it’s within the warranty period, they should simply get it fixed/replaced free of charge.