YouTube has been making moves in recent weeks to eliminate music bots from the online service. Not long ago, YouTube forced the Groovy Discord music bot to go off-line. After successfully driving that ...

Today, the popular video streaming service YouTube committed a murder most foul. Two stalwart members of any Discord server worth its salt, stolen away from us in the night. Groovy and Rythm are dead, ...

Nearly three weeks after Google killed Discord music bot Groovy, another one is set to bite the dust later this month. It's my personal favourite that's on the chopping block this time, with the Rythm ...

The new feature doesn't have a lawless music bot's charm, but it probably won't get unceremoniously yanked. Reading time 2 minutes After Google-owned YouTube killed two hugely popular Discord music ...

In context: Google has pulled the plug on Discord music bot Groovy Bot. Groovy Bot channels music onto Discord servers from sources including YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, and others. It allows ...

After news broke two weeks ago that Google-owned YouTube had forced Groovy bot offline, it was widely considered to be only a matter of time before the platform came for the other popular Discord bots ...

Green Bot is a radio bot that one can attach to their Discord Server to enjoy music. In this post, we will learn how you can add and use Green Bot on Discord. So, put your dancing shoes on and get on ...

Google has sent a cease and desist letter to the owners of Rythm. Rythm is a bot that allows Discord users to play music from YouTube videos without going to YouTube. It is currently used by 560 ...

The latest YouTube crackdown has targeted discord music bots. Google, the company that owns YouTube, has filed for a cease and desist and sent them to the owners of Groovy Bot. Groovy Bot is a music ...

It’s going to be much easier to find Discord bots soon It’s going to be much easier to find Discord bots soon is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, ...

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