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Amazon issued a cranky statement this week, objecting to Google’s decision to pull YouTube
Google says it was no surprise to Amazon, which had been violating its terms of service
Amazon issued a cranky statement this week, objecting to Google’s decision to pull YouTube from its Echo Show smart appliance. But Google says it was no surprise to Amazon, which had been violating its terms of service.
And yes, those with bitter memories of the YouTube saga on Windows phone should see some similarities here. What this is clearly about is Google hampering a competitor. Which, you know, is technically both fair and legal.
“As of this afternoon, Google has chosen to no longer make YouTube available on Echo Show, without explanation and without notification to customers,” an Amazon statement explains. “There is no technical reason for that decision, which is disappointing and hurts both of our customers.”...
...But Amazon is also conveniently leaving out the real reasons that this happened. That Google had warned Amazon about them violating its terms of service. And that it was Amazon, not Google, that never warned customers...
Read more: Google Pulls YouTube from Amazon Echo - Thurrott.com
Enough said.
Amazon issued a cranky statement this week, objecting to Google’s decision to pull YouTube
Google says it was no surprise to Amazon, which had been violating its terms of service