It’s about false advertising. They advertise it as being ad-free, and then say in the TOS that there are, in fact, still ads.
TOS can clarify details of a service and set limitations and boundaries, but they do not justify deceitful advertising.
The end result will likely be a settlement with YouTube adding an asterisk on the ad itself that clarifies that users will still see advertisements inserted by the creators.
It’s about false advertising. They advertise it as being ad-free, and then say in the TOS that there are, in fact, still ads.
TOS can clarify details of a service and set limitations and boundaries, but they do not justify deceitful advertising.
The end result will likely be a settlement with YouTube adding an asterisk on the ad itself that clarifies that users will still see advertisements inserted by the creators.