Its posts, including some questioning whether there is a pandemic and The efficacy of the vaccine, Is widely shared on social media forums spreading virus and vaccine misinformation around the world.
at last YouTube Starting from three days ago, one of the moderators claimed that the blockade had failed and criticized the state authorities for extending the current residence order in Sydney.
Sky News confirmed the temporary ban, and a spokesperson stated that “we support extensive discussions and debates on a wide range of topics and opinions that are vital to any democracy.”
“We take our commitment to meeting editor and community expectations seriously.”
YouTube adopts a “three strikes” policy for violations. The first time led to a one-week suspension, the second strike within 90 days resulted in a two-week ban, and the third time meant permanent removal from the platform.
According to this policy, former US President Donald Trump was temporarily banned.
YouTube is owned by Alphabet, Google’s parent company.
