Sounds like google is abusing their monopoly on free internet video to prevent the success of WP. The problem is that google won't develop an app and they won't give Microsoft access to the same APIs android and iOs get to make their own app. The part where google becomes unreasonable is where it essentially says it is giving content providers the option to block their videos on WP, while no doubt allowing them on the other platforms. We don't particularly mind if it plays ads or not. Google's response would be understandable if they were willing to provide a solution (an app with all the iOS features). Its not Microsoft, google doesn't want to make its apps on WP, which is why MS took matters into their own hands with this app. Earlier this year we learned that Microsoft has put the ball squarely in Google’s court to give a decent YouTube experience on Windows Phone. We could list a dozen other examples, but the today we’re focused on YouTube. This isn’t the first time Windows Phone users have been shafted by the Mountain View company not willing to develop for the platform. It’s understandable for Google to be upset at Microsoft for circumventing their ad revenue, but it would be nice for the two tech giants to play nice eventually. YouTube’s agreements with creators give them choices in how their content is presented and distributed, and your application takes away that control.” In addition, your application overrides specific decisions made by some content creators to keep their content from displaying on certain types of devices, which in many cases are due to exclusive distribution arrangements those content creators have with third parties.

Unfortunately, by blocking advertising and allowing downloads of videos, your application cuts off a valuable ongoing revenue source for creators, and causes harm to the thriving content ecosystem on YouTube. “Content creators make money on YouTube by monetizing their content through advertising.

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