YouTube goes beyond copyright, and totally ignoring fair use, there's also no neutral third party that you could ask to review. I had a situation recently by u

YouTube goes beyond copyright, and totally ignoring fair use, there's also no neutral third party that you could ask to review. I had a situation recently by uploading a dashcam video recently, it had song played from a radio and it got flagged. I appealed from it that it is fair use (no monetary gain, it doesn't affect their sales (very bad quality, not whole song), it's not center part of the video (in fact I would prefer if it wasn't there). The studio owning the song responded that blocking it is still valid and youtube informed me that I can appeal again, but if I lose again I can lose my account, which at that point I gave up. I doubt that studio has any consequences for labeling things incorrectly.