mirrorlessNY(youtuber)
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good question, are you noticing anything? like no more views or limited abilities on both?
UKHypnotist
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As channel terminations are levied against you as the channel owner, and an owner who has had a channel terminated by YouTube isn't allowed to create, access or possess any channels afterwards, any further channels you own will be terminated as well. It won't matter if they are on the same Google account, or totally different Google accounts. YouTube will kill them as soon as they determine they are owned by a terminated user.
In the case of a copyright termination, further owned channels will say:
"This channel has been terminated because it is associated with a channel terminated for copyright infringement."
UKHypnotist
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Has this already happened to you by any chance, or were you seeking a way around YouTube's rules?
If it was the latter, you need to know that YouTube stepped up termination ban enforcement in mid-2017.
Typically, one is only allowed a single appeal chance on TOS and community guidelines terminations now; and if your appeal fails, all secondary appeals will be rejected. Also if a terminated user should try to create a new account after being banned, he gets a screen with a stack of televisions, and a red banner that says:
"Can't create account due to past account issues."
Copyright bans can only be overturned by either a successful counter-notification, or by persuading the rightful owners of the stolen media to withdraw the strikes placed against the user's channel. Fraudulent counter-notifications will end in an instant account termination for false filing of a legal form.
So you see, it's much better if you follow the rules and don't post copyright material you don't own the rights to; as if you get yourself terminated, it's a lifetime ban, with all formerly existing loopholes closed.
If it was the latter, you need to know that YouTube stepped up termination ban enforcement in mid-2017.
Typically, one is only allowed a single appeal chance on TOS and community guidelines terminations now; and if your appeal fails, all secondary appeals will be rejected. Also if a terminated user should try to create a new account after being banned, he gets a screen with a stack of televisions, and a red banner that says:
"Can't create account due to past account issues."
Copyright bans can only be overturned by either a successful counter-notification, or by persuading the rightful owners of the stolen media to withdraw the strikes placed against the user's channel. Fraudulent counter-notifications will end in an instant account termination for false filing of a legal form.
So you see, it's much better if you follow the rules and don't post copyright material you don't own the rights to; as if you get yourself terminated, it's a lifetime ban, with all formerly existing loopholes closed.
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