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In the past year I reported many of these. The most common pattern was some WhatsApp number with funny characters. In most cases the message stays there. I can
by alecco 4y ago
In the past year I reported many of these. The most common pattern was some WhatsApp number with funny characters. In most cases the message stays there.
I can't believe it's not easy to filter those. Who uses 10 consecutive weird chars in a message of 15 chars? And most of those are numbers.
I stopped reporting because clearly YouTube doesn't care. And there was a more clear case a couple of years ago with inappropriate comments using sexualized emojis. YouTube did nothing until the outrage got to the press. It's like they only focus in finding excuses to demonetize people leaning into wrongthink.