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Published 6 days ago • Canada • Updated 6 days ago

As disinformation and hate thrive online, YouTube quietly changed how it moderates content

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YouTube, the world's largest video platform, with 20 million videos uploaded each day, appears to have changed its moderation policies to allow more content that violates its own rules to remain online.

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As disinformation and hate thrive online, YouTube quietly changed how it moderates content

YouTube, the world's largest video platform, with 20 million videos uploaded each day, appears to have changed its moderation policies to allow more content that violates its own rules to remain online.

6 days ago·Canada

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Trump Effect: How Arbitrarily YouTube Moderates Problematic Content - T3n – Digital Pioneers

Youtube has changed its video guidelines: Moderators:Inside are encouraged to leave clips on the platform under certain conditions – although they actually violate the rules. How much hatred and violence are allowed now? read more on t3n.de

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CBC News broke the news in Canada 6 days ago on Saturday, June 14, 2025.

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