Maybe I'm old, or maybe I'm not a visual or aural learner, but I don't get much out of watching Youtube videos. Do you find them a better learning tool than reading a well produced document or tutorial?
Twilio does an excellent job with their Terms of Service and Privacy Policies. For example, their Terms of Service has a "plain english" version in a right hand column, along with the legalese in the right:
This would be a little bad for Google's free services.
Threads here frequently mention that Google's paid services are decent, but not here. People pay for Google Fi! Not only do they have awful support, but now they have issues like this.
This is nothing new, although the phenomenon is probably more common now.
In my case, I met my husband online in 2002, on IRC. We were separated by a continent, and never met in person until 2009. We finally got married in 2013 and have been together ever since. I have online friends with similar experiences, usually where they never meet. But sometimes it works out.
Maybe I'm old, or maybe I'm not a visual or aural learner, but I don't get much out of watching Youtube videos. Do you find them a better learning tool than reading a well produced document or tutorial?