Brid.TV
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VisitBrid.TV vs YouTube
What both publish
| Fact | Brid.TV | YouTube |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Brid.TV states that TargetVideo acquired it and that video-platform publishers will continue doing business with Brid.TV. | YouTube’s Terms identify Google LLC as the entity providing the service, located in Mountain View, California. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says Brid.TV’s technology supports Do Not Track for users in the EEA, Switzerland, and UK in certain versions. | YouTube says it does not sell personal information and provides controls to review and manage data saved and used across Google services. |
| Security | Brid.TV says it employs measures to prevent loss, misuse, or alteration of information, while noting that no internet transmission or security system can be guaranteed fully secure. | Google says it uses encryption for data in transit and offers security tools including Safe Browsing, Security Checkup, and 2-Step Verification. |
| Support | The company directs publishers to their account manager or its support team for questions about its services and pricing. | YouTube directs users to its Help Center, Help Community, and TeamYouTube for troubleshooting and updates. |
Brid.TV plans
No prices published.
YouTube plans
- Sports + News Plan$49.99 a month
- YouTube TV$59.99 a month
- Sports Plan$64.99 a month
- 4K Plus$9.99 a month
- More premium TV add-ons$1.99 a month
Pick Brid.TV if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick YouTube if…
YouTube may suit viewers looking to discover and watch videos, as well as creators who want to upload content and manage a channel. Developers can use its APIs for video playback, content management, analytics, and live streams.