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Still follows the same logic, why should it be removed for the minority if the majority abuses it?
by idnefju 6y ago
Still follows the same logic, why should it be removed for the minority if the majority abuses it?
- sangnoir 6y agoBecause the code still has to be actively maintained perpetually - internal APIs change over time, security risks have to be mitigated, some one (or some teams) have to have responsibility over this feature - and Google has decided it's not moving the needle enough to be worth it.
- paulryanrogers 6y agoADA doesn't care about their ROI on features
- sangnoir 6y agoYou are right, but ADA doesn't apply in this specific case.
- paulryanrogers 6y agoWhile technically true in this age of social distancing and increasingly online everything it probably should. Youtube is essentially a Monopsony for monetized Internet video. So this will make many previously accessible channels inaccessible to the deaf and hard of hearing.