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British Columbians claim YouTube falsely advertises ‘ad-free’ premium services
Three class members say YouTube Premium removes its own ads, but doesn't block the ads included in videos by content creators.
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Three class members allege that YouTube Premium eliminates the platform’s own advertisements but does not prevent ads embedded within creators’ videos, contrary to the service’s “ad‑free” claims.
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