YouTube’s new policy for creators allows more swearing | Infinium-tech

YouTube has updated its advertiser-friendly guidelines, and it now allows the creators to maintain full advertising revenue, even if there is strong impurity in their video. The head of YouTube’s milestone policy experience confirmed the change in the video posted to the Creator Insider Channel. Creators are now allowed to use strong impurities in the first seven seconds of their video, while still maintaining complete mudification.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxtvrycyp5m

As video suggests, the new rules “align with broadcasting standards” and “advertisers are the distance between the advertisements on YouTube and the distance between the advertisement that bus serves”. The move is not aimed at increasing the use of impurity on YouTube content, but means “allow advertisers to match their advertisements with some content”. If their video titles or thumbnails include the word oath, the manufacturers will not be eligible for full mudification.

In related news, YouTube has introduced a new age verification system for minors in the US. The new system uses a machine learning model to separate the age of users by their taste in video, search history and account longevity. If the system confirms that you are under 18 years of age, it will automatically turn on the age filter of YouTube, disable individual advertisements and enable digital welling tools.