Massive drop in views on kid channels

So they are going after Ryan's World, and others to follow.
I wonder what the FTC does with all this money, like the 170M from google?

Probably some mafia money laundering stuff going on...
 
SoSuperLoud said:
So they are going after Ryan's World, and others to follow.
I wonder what the FTC does with all this money, like the 170M from google?

Probably some mafia money laundering stuff going on...
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They had mentioned that the money doubled the budget of their department. Probably going to use it to hire more people to come after the fish in the barrel.
 
government is milking money from rich tech companies. They need to be focusing more on 22 tril dollar debt and less proxy wars worldwide.
 
Another prob is YouTube takes and never gives back.

They demonetized small channels over Logan Paul. He's been forgiven and got his channel back. Will we be remonetized? No.

If you cuss way too much or act too inappropriate, you might get demonetized. If this whole FTC/COPPA thing works and there is a clear divide between YouTube and YouTube Kids, will we be able to NOW talk about more contraversial and adult topics and cuss more? No.

If they eventually get rid of the 'comercially viable' thing after removing tons of Google accounts, will they turn around and reinstate them? No.
 
On a totally different note. I feel conflicted about this whole thing. While I am in the same boat as everyone else and hating it; I have long complained about how vague and ambiguous YT's own terms ToS is and how creators live in a complete vacuum of knowing exactly what is acceptable and what is not, since the ToS is extremely subjective and broadly interpretable by YT's staff. I have had many heated debates with people on here about this that defended YT's right to make whatever rules they wanted, however they wanted to make them and that I should just suck it up and "Obey the rules".

Well, now those same people are screaming, crying and shouting the same things about the FTC ruling that I have said all along about YT's ToS. "It's VAGUE!" "It's impossible to understand!". "It's ambiguous!" "It's not FAIR!"

Well guys, now you understand what I was complaining about. A certain historical philosopher said, "You will reap what you sow." I feel a certain vindication now that YT is reaping from the FTC exactly what it has sown upon us creators. I have just one thing to say to all those that argued in favor of YT's vague ToS and creator guidelines, and to YouTube itself.



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Yet, music videos promoting violence, drugs, ect... are still going strong.
I mean simply look at Youtube Trending Music. They don't even require sign in to verify age.
Content, lyrics, and video is obviously not meant for children, but....
I am not saying censor stuff, I am just wondering why that is never mentioned.
 
SoSuperLoud said:
Yet, music videos promoting violence, drugs, ect... are still going strong.
I mean simply look at Youtube Trending Music. They don't even require sign in to verify age.
Content, lyrics, and video is obviously not meant for children, but....
I am not saying censor stuff, I am just wondering why that is never mentioned.
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And yet kids check em out and most likely know the lyrics.

Weren't there kids singing a Mia Khalifa diss track some time ago, would that be for kids cause it's 'kid models' in the vid?
 
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