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Doesn't matter, they still used this as censoring (claiming YouTube cut funds to kill them). I even saw (this mostly was Facebook, but also was done on YouTube
by takeda 5y ago
Doesn't matter, they still used this as censoring (claiming YouTube cut funds to kill them).
I even saw (this mostly was Facebook, but also was done on YouTube) where the channel/fan page purposefully switching videos to private while talking they are being censored.
- nitrogen 5y agopurposefully switching videos to private Sometimes channels will do this because they have "strikes" shown on their creator pages, so they hide their videos to avoid having so many strikes they get shut down. Some science and engineering channels I watch have run into this problem.