Yotter VS youtube_rss

Use alt-frontends, they're more Tor friendly: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious https://github.com/ytorg/Yotter https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped https://subscriptions.gir.st https://tube.cadence.moe/

FreeTube and, if possible, a VPN. I have no idea what you could use on iOS, the only thing I can think of is Yotter.

Tor works fine, provided you use alt-frontends.

Either change your circuit till you get an exit that isn't banned, or use alt-frontends.

Alternatively you can just one of the Yotter instances (1 , 2) if you hate Twitter that much. I realized that since I barely want to comment on anything, using one of these new front-ends isn't that bad of an idea, especially since the URL structure is interchangeable so I can easily drop a like or comment if I really do feel like it.

Io uso Yotter che funziona per twitter e youtube. I front end alternativi che forse fanno al caso tuo sono:

Of course, it's a bit tedious to do that a lot, so I eventually coded my own application that circles through different circuits with each request. That way, if one operation is blocked, it you just retry and it usually works. The advantage is you don't need to redo all the web interface navigation, since navigation as such is done in a local application instead.

I'm a bit of a YouTube-junkie, but I don't like Google because they're super invasive when it comes to privacy. So to be able to comfortably and anonymously follow my favourite channels without a Google account, I made my own YouTube client, youtube_rss.

Use an open source YouTube client that doesn't show adds instead. I coded my own, that suits my personal needs perfectly, but for most people, who want a graphical interface, I would recommend using something else, e.g. FreeTube.