Videos tagged with terms of service

This video discusses a channel deletion on YouTube, framing it as part of a larger struggle against the platform's perceived unfair application of its terms of service. The creator, Deuce and Guns, promotes their Amazon store, Facebook page, and encourages viewers to subscribe for weekly uploads. The content appears to be related to firearms and the creator's online presence.

This video discusses potential new fines from T-Mobile related to text messages that may violate the company's terms of service, specifically concerning the Second Amendment (2A). The description includes various links for supporting the channel, purchasing merchandise, and joining gun rights organizations like Gun Owners of America and the Firearms Policy Coalition. It also highlights the use of specific camera and audio equipment for video production and includes a detailed disclaimer about safety, legality, and the educational/entertainment purpose of the content.

This video addresses potential changes to YouTube's Terms of Service and encourages viewers to join a free email list as a backup in case the channel is affected. The creator expresses concern about the platform's content policies and the possibility of channel deletion. The description includes a link to the Langley Firearms Academy website, suggesting the content is geared towards a firearms-interested audience.

This video discusses YouTube's new Terms of Service (TOS) implemented on December 10, 2019. A key clause allows YouTube to terminate user access if providing the service is no longer commercially viable. The creator interprets this as a move towards consolidation with older mass media, referencing a previous prediction about YouTube's potential "usurpation." Links to the new TOS, a discussion of a past YouTube metadata exploit, a 'P-score' list, and a Patreon link for viewer support are provided.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a discussion on popular firearms with Johnny Dury of Dury's Guns. Jay Jacobson from Franklin Armory shares their experience with Shopify's new terms of service, which ban the sale of guns and accessories. The segment also touches on the legalities and practices surrounding firearm raffles. The show emphasizes gun-centric topics, including new products and political discussions relevant to the Second Amendment.