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Most times people get suspended for doing things that unsurprisingly go against the ToS. If you’re not developing software with googles API or anything a normal
by beowulfey 7y ago
Most times people get suspended for doing things that unsurprisingly go against the ToS. If you’re not developing software with googles API or anything a normal, everyday user doesn’t do you are probably fine.
Of course it can still happen by random chance thanks to their algorithm going screwy but it’s not likely and if you’re still concerned Id consider at least starting the process.
- Simon_says 7y agoOr you just spam emojis in a YouTube chat because the host requested it.
- Mistri 7y agoI have an IoT device that pings the YouTube API every few days using my personal Google account API key, should I be concerned?
- spc476 7y agoA snarky answer is "yes." A less snarky answer is "is the IoT device made by Google or has a Google license?" If yes, then "probably no," otherwise "yes." I have a theory as to why Google is so tight lipped about how their service works (and what actions will get you kicked off)---it's that Google employees have no idea. Google is so invested in AI and machine learning, that I suspect that their automated systems are as inscrutable to them as they are to us, but admitting such wouldn't look that great.