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No, as long as you didn't upload them

I've been having the same problem recently. I'm an IT Consultant by trade and it appears that Google is now censoring certain videos, especially if they are conveying a political view that differs from their political agenda. I couldn't believe it at first, but more and more videos that I've been watching and trying to share have been "cut off" and are unable to be "liked" as well. I changed my IP address and it solved the situation temporarily, however, I"m not able to find certain videos that I KNOW are on their website after I viewed them initially. I am scared to say it, but it looks like they are systematically preventing us Americans from sharing and talking about what's really going on in the US. I fear that since they have grown so powerful and rich, they are in some type of agreement to censor freedom of speech and thought. Our Bill of Rights are not only being cut from the judicial aspect, but from the internet as well. Please share this information with everyone you know!

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425k according to celebrity networth.

A youtube friend is someone you want to be friends with. you can look at what videos they posted and videos they like.

It all depends on what you did.

For Minor Cases: (after you login) you can only stay on your channel, if you go to someone else's channel, you will be redirected back.

For Major Cases: Account Deletion

Gabriela's Youtube is STFUGabii and her tumblr is golden-bullets.tumblr.com/ . . . by the way thats all she has so don't ask for a twitter, facebook, myspace, formspring because she DOES NOT have any of those things. She doesn't want posers so please don't pose as her. So ya.

Youtube: STFUGabii

Tumblr: golden-bullets

Syd is Sydney Hawk and Lex is Lex Wentworth

If you type in at the youtube search bar "calli and joel" you will get a video at the top by Callibrooke. The song will be "The Way I am" by Ingrid Michaelson.

Yes, there are several video platforms similar to YouTube, such as Vimeo, Dailymotion, and Twitch. These platforms offer users the ability to upload, share, and view videos, much like YouTube. However, each platform may have its own unique features and target audience.

The animation was created by Chris Torres (PRguitarman). Youtube user saraj00n combined the animation with the version of the song 'Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya!' uploaded by a Nico Nico Douga user.

It depends of the admins, they are the ones who have to approve it.

The "inventors" of YouTube were three former PayPal employees, Steve Chen, Chad Hurley and Jawed Karim.

She explained it in one of her videos, but basically Utube accidentally deleted her account and she lost her old videos :)

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Possibly because you need to be logged in. If not, clear your browser cache and try again.

you have to first have a website that converts songs into mp3.

one website is, write on google: "music2mp3" and then copy the URL of the song in youtube and paste it in the music2mp3 website.

No, what makes you think that they just dropped there single catdaddy in 2010 with a lot of views on youtube

Re-download it

If there is one, people reading here will dislike it... People are so crazy they google for video with no dislikes and then they dislike it

NO!

Standard You Tube accounts are free.

It depends if the audio of the video is protected by copyright. For instance, if you are talking about using Youtube to download music, (which is what I'm assuming you have in mind since one of your tags is 'iPod,') then no, it is not legal. Let's say, however, you want to download the audio of a news report or something. That would be perfectly legal.

his legal name is smith that's his dads last name but Moore his his moms last name legally he is destery smith but he also uses destery Moore because it sounds better.

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