Utube downfall started

[aragorn]

1 hour ago, Spartan said:

i never saw ad on Mozilla using ABP...

but see ads if using Chrome with ABP...

chrome lo koda 100% ad free abp tho 

[Spartan]

2 hours ago, aragorn said:

chrome lo koda 100% ad free abp tho 

ABP never worked 100% on Chrome...only external ads block chestadi...not google ads.

[barney]

ABP lo ads vastane vuntai chrome lo...mozella better antara 

[macha]

No way YouTube is going anywhere... there will be new regulations.. already fb pedi padadi google already spending lot on security issues ... this will be one of there priorities will get it fixed and move on 

[kittaya]

Thumbnails tisesthe Mana Telugu channels Al most close ayipothayi...

Aenni clickbaits Ra nayana

 

[kittaya]

On 2/21/2019 at 4:08 PM, Spartan said:

YouTube axes hundreds of channels over child exploitation concerns

YouTube has removed more than 400 channels and disabled comments on "tens of millions of videos" over the last few days after reports suggested a child porn ring was persisting on the platform. In a comment on a video published by Philip DeFranco Wednesday, the service's creator relations team said YouTube's staff are working "incredibly hard to root out horrible behavior," and have "reported illegal comments to law enforcement."

UPDATE: @YouTube @YTCreators left a comment and provided an update on what they've done to combat horrible people on the site in the last 48 hours.

TLDR: Disabled comments on tens of millions of videos. Terminated over 400 channels. Reported illegal comments to law enforcement. pic.twitter.com/zFHFfkX9FD

— Philip DeFranco (@PhillyD) February 21, 2019

The issue came to light in a video posted this week by YouTuber Mark Watson, who claimed he'd investigated "a soft-core pedophilia ring" facilitated by YouTube's recommendation algorithms. He said that in just a few clicks, he was able to access videos of children where pedophiles connected with each other in the comments and left predatory remarks. Some big-name advertisers, including Disney, Nestlé and Fortnite creator Epic Games, paused ad spending on the platform in the wake of Watson's video. YouTube has said it would refund those whose ads appeared next to affected videos.

As DeFranco pointed out, this is an issue YouTube has been actively combating for years. HP, candy maker Mars and grocery chain Lidl pulled their advertising in 2017 following reports of similar predatory activity in the comments on videos of kids. They later restored their ads after YouTube enacted additional measures aimed at stamping out child exploitation

 

Scary ba

Now worrying about the poor children

[TechAdvice]

On 2/21/2019 at 6:59 PM, jefferson1 said:

Companies pulling ads anta 

It’s becoming headache ... for general viewer as well because of too many ads etc.,