does not make any warranties about the completeness, reliability, and accuracy of this information. Follow us on Google News Disclaimers for Īll the information on this website - is published in good faith and for general information purpose only. We contacted Google to comment on the termination and stop the ruling against Groovy Bot, but the company did not respond in time for publication. “If a bot running Discord infringes another’s rights, that third party or Discord may take action.” “We take the rights of others seriously and demand that developers who create bots for Discord do the same,” a Discord spokesman said in a statement to The edge. The removal of this bot also leaves a huge gap in Discord’s bot offer. Groovy Bot shuts down just weeks after several YouTube video download sites accidentally disappeared.
If Google is not happy with Groovy Bot, then it is hard to imagine that it will also let Rythm continue. We tried to contact one of the owners of Rythm, but after initially responding, the owner did not respond to requests about whether Google had issued a termination and termination. Rythm is installed on nearly 20 million Discord servers and says it has more than 560 million users as a result. “We do not currently plan to shut down,” wrote a Rythm bot co-owner, Jet, in a message to its user community. Rythm, the most popular Discord music bot, is still strong … for now. Google’s move to force Groovy Bot offline may mean that we will now see similar actions against other Discord bot owners. While Groovy Bot supports Spotify, YouTube, Soundcloud and other services, “something like 98 percent of the songs played on Groovy were from YouTube,” admits Ammerlaan. “It was just a matter of seeing when that would happen,” Ammerlaan says.
“They probably just did not know about it, to be honest.” Ammerlaan admits that Groovy Bot has been a “huge weight” on his shoulders for the past five years, and that Google’s actions were always something he saw coming.
“I do not know why they decided to send it now, ”says Ammerlaan in an interview with The edge. The Groovy Bot service ends later this month. It has now caught the attention of Google and YouTube. It has become hugely popular over the last five years, with some estimates suggests that it has more than 250 million users. Groovy Bot allows for a social listening party on Discord that largely uses the audio from YouTube videos.
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