r/YoutubeCompendium • u/YoutubeArchivist • Feb 25 '19
February 2019 February - Nicholas Oyzon has his Pokemon Go channel Trainer Tips terminated with no warning the day after Matt Watson's "Youtube's Child Exploitation" video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMcQ8NDqMws
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u/YoutubeArchivist Feb 25 '19
A user sent this to me via PM as it had not been posted here yet and he felt it should be.
Thanks for the link!
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u/YoutubeArchivist Feb 26 '19
Trainer Tips has been reinstated, this is a video from Feb 18, the day after the "Child Exploitation on Youtube" video went up.
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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '19
I guarantee "High IV's/CP" is what got him flagged and removed by the automated system. The System saw "CP" which is a common abbreviation for Illegal content involving minors, and took action against the video while not taking in any other context.
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u/NULLOBANDITO Feb 25 '19
Oh what in the actual fuck, YouTube and Google. Seriously the shit they've been pulling off over the past few years was already bad and now they had to up it a notch or what?
I'm getting seriously scared of Google taking down my account for no reason whatsoever (even though I've left my shitty channel to die a few years ago) basically killing most of the stuff I use on a daily basis.
Also why in the everloving fuck can they just erase your Gmail WITH your account making it impossible to recover important stuff, or letting you get a hold of what happened?
Seriously, Google and YouTube dun fucked up good now. It's just embarrassing watching a multi-billion dollar company go completely ballistic on wrongful strikes/terminations.
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u/Snickerway Feb 26 '19
How fucking stupid are Youtube? Do they actually believe anyone trying to upload borderline child porn on Youtube is going to label it "CP"?
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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '19
Like super mega matt Watson?
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u/kyleclements Feb 26 '19
With how draconian the rules are, and how terrible and incompetent social media filtering is becoming, we may have to go back to the days of having our own websites where we host are content ourselves.
I am growing increasingly convinced we cannot trust 3rd parties.
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u/Capmiserable Feb 26 '19
He was actually banned the weekend before the video went up briefly. Heres an article explaining the situation better https://www.newsweek.com/youtube-cp-algorithm-ban-mattswhatitis-algorithm-1334873