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Created page with "Screen capturing a video from Youtube or other streaming service and post it as a new video to Facebook, will cause it to get creator priority in the Facebook news streams than just share a link to the video. Facebook can then sell advertising to this part content until the original owners Otis, and have their takedown request processed. This practice is known as #freebooting, See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7tA3NNKF0Q @kurzgesagt's video] to learn more. <embedvi..."
 
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Screen capturing a video from Youtube or other streaming service and post it as a new video to Facebook, will cause it to get creator priority in the Facebook news streams than just share a link to the video. Facebook can then sell advertising to this part content until the original owners Otis, and have their takedown request processed.
Screen capturing a video from Youtube or other streaming service and post it as a new video to Facebook, will cause it to get creator priority in the [[Facebook]] news streams than just share a link to the video. Facebook can then sell advertising to this part content until the original owners Otis, and have their takedown request processed.


This practice is known as #freebooting, See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7tA3NNKF0Q @kurzgesagt's video] to learn more.
This practice is known as #freebooting, See [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7tA3NNKF0Q @kurzgesagt's video] to learn more.

Latest revision as of 2023-12-31T23:31:01

Screen capturing a video from Youtube or other streaming service and post it as a new video to Facebook, will cause it to get creator priority in the Facebook news streams than just share a link to the video. Facebook can then sell advertising to this part content until the original owners Otis, and have their takedown request processed.

This practice is known as #freebooting, See @kurzgesagt's video to learn more.