Gregory's Server@creepy_owlet that's quite a sweeping statement, and I believe Youtube have fixed it recently (at least on mobile) with default video resolution on wifi and mobile data. I personally use 360/480p on mobile data to limit data usage.
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@creepy_owlet that's quite a sweeping statement, and I believe Youtube have fixed it recently (at least on mobile) with default video resolution on wifi and mobile data. I personally use 360/480p on mobile data to limit data usage. 1 comment
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@GnomedDev yes, it's a sweeping statement, and it's true. Admit it: the vast, VAST majority of users don't turn on YouTube to observe fingernail large pixels on their HD or even better (even on mobile) screens. I have nothing against an option to do that for those who need it for some reason. It's a terrible default behavior.