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YouTube replaces its rules related to profanity to allow creators to convert videos with the oath in them, provided that the profanity is in the first seven seconds of the video.
In November 2022, YouTube changed its bases so that the creators who used words were divided into It is likely to be the first 8-15 seconds It is not eligible for any advertising revenue. After a lot of reaction, the company changed its rules again in March 2023 for that These videos will be eligible for limited advertising revenuesUnless they use profanity in most of the video.
Connor Kavanag, who announced the latest changes, announced in a late video on Tuesday that the changes two years ago were made to align YouTube videos with broadcasting standards.
“We have provided this guideline principle to comply with broadcasting standards, and advertisers expected ads on YouTube a distance between profanity and the advertisement that has just served. These expectations have changed, and the advertisers already have the ability to target the content to the level of profanity required.”
He pointed out that if creators use moderate or strong words in the title or mini image, their videos may have a limited liquefaction.
