Ive been using newpipe but it crashes constantly. Im on android with no access to a computer.

  • @StudioLE
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    1511 months ago

    MYD? Have you just invented an acronym because a search reveals zero relevant answers as to what it could possibly mean.

    Using acronyms, especially obscure ones only serves to exclude people.

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      11 months ago

      I apologize for the misunderstanding. When OP asked for NewPipe alternatives, I assumed they were an Android user, where is Material design very popular.

      MYD stands for “Material You Design”. Somewhere you can also see M3 (Material 3).

      This is the latest Material Design version introduced in Android 12.

    • @[email protected]
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      411 months ago

      My guess is something android related since all of those links to android apps.

      Absolutely agree with you about acronym usage in a common forum, it’s aggravating.

    • @[email protected]
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      111 months ago

      Mind Your Dirigible, the dirigible in this case being your personal data. He’s saying you should use a VPN or other precautions when using those apps.

      • @StudioLE
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        111 months ago

        I’m so tempted to now question what VPN stands for 😆. Although I suspect more people would recognise the acronym than the full name

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            11 months ago

            Yep, it’s basically a sorting software that makes sure your IP is always sorted under the “somewhere else” tag, so the government can’t see where you are, or more accurately when you are.

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              211 months ago

              To anticipate the next questions, IP stands for Iambic Pentameter, which is obviously self-explanatory.