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YouTube removes 1.9 mn videos
It also removes over 8.7 mn channels in India between January and March 2023 for violating ‘YouTube’s Community Guidelines’
New Delhi: Google-owned YouTube has removed more than 1.9 million videos from its platform in India between January and March 2023 for violating ‘YouTube’s Community Guidelines’.
Globally, the video-streaming giant removed over 6.48 million videos for rule violations. The company removed more than 8.7 million channels in the same period that were terminated for violating YouTube’s spam policies, including but not restricted to scams, misleading metadata or thumbnails, and video and comments spam. It also took down over 853 million comments, of which the majority was spam. Over 99 per cent of removed comments were detected automatically.
“Over the years, we’ve invested heavily in the policies and products needed to protect the YouTube community. Today, the vast majority of creators upload content in good faith and don’t violate our policies and we believe educational efforts are successful at reducing the number of creators who unintentionally violate our policies,” YouTube said on Wednesday.
According to the company, more than 93 per cent of the videos that YouTube removed were first flagged by machines rather than humans.
Of the videos detected by machines, 38 per cent were removed before they received a single view, and 31 per cent received between one and 10 views before removal, meaning over 69 per cent of the violative videos first detected by machines received fewer than 10 views before they were removed from YouTube.
