Using Vanced itself does not directly lead to a ban on YouTube. Vanced is a third-party YouTube client that allows users to access features not available on the official YouTube app, such as background playback and ad blocking.
However, if a user engages in any activity that violates YouTube's terms of service while using Vanced, such as spamming, copyright infringement, or sharing inappropriate content, then they may face consequences, including a ban from the platform.
In addition, using Vanced may come with some risks, such as potential security vulnerabilities or compatibility issues with some devices. It's important to use Vanced at your own risk and understand the potential consequences, but using Vanced alone is not a direct violation of YouTube policies.