YouTube is a popular online platform where users can enjoy videos and music, upload their own original content, and share it with friends, family, and the global community.
YouTube is a widely used platform for video sharing, but it may not be ideal in terms of GDPR due to several reasons. Firstly, as a non-EU company, it may not fully comply with the regulations and protections outlined in GDPR. Additionally, YouTube's data practices, such as collecting and storing large amounts of user data, may violate the principle of data minimization. Furthermore, there have been concerns about the lack of explicit consent and failure to fulfill data subject rights on the platform. Alternatives to YouTube that prioritize GDPR compliance include platforms like Vimeo and Dailymotion.
