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But a bad actor can only do so much if manual reviews are involved. If they’re a completely new account because their previous accounts have been banned, access
by SamoyedFurFluff 6y ago
But a bad actor can only do so much if manual reviews are involved. If they’re a completely new account because their previous accounts have been banned, accessing on a new device because their previous Alphabet-surveilled fingerprint had been banned, or on a VPN because their IP has been banned, YouTube could just implement manual review which would slow such a bad actor down. And if the intent is to clog up the manual review process with whatever copies of a single illegal video Alphabet we already have technology that is used to automatically identify specific videos or images and remove them, usually for purposes of preventing the spread of illegal depictions of children.
- water8 6y agoIf you change the MAC address on your cable modem you can get tons of different IPs. Same thing with cellular networks. With raspberryPis so cheap, fingerprints don't work that well for all devices.
- SamoyedFurFluff 6y agoThere are relatively few people capable of doing this compared to the population of the world that uses YouTube, and there’s even fewer people who, even with capacity, will be doing this just to upload illegal content into YouTube. I think this sizes down the problem of manual review quite easily.
- water8 6y agoSo what you’re saying is that their’s market for obtaining different ip numbers.. its almost exactly like a commercial VPN service
- adrianN 6y agoIPs are very cheap. Botnets are huge and residential IPs are easy to come by.