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Facebook has a similar setting.  If you load a video (any size) at 720P or higher, they bump it down to half that and store that.  Same for a lot of higher res photos.  That's why a lot of stuff on FB looks fuzzy.  I would imagine other sites do similar compression to save space.  It's kind of like MP3 for audio - It's not as good sounding as full bandwidth audio, but if you're playing it on your ear buds or from an Alexa Echo you'll never notice a difference.  You just want to be able to sing along with it.

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