Hey Youtube, how about deleting all those fake movie sites that show the movie is an 90 mins long but when you click on it it wants to send you to some third world craphole site that tries to extort moolah..

By Joe Simonson

YouTube clamped down on content from July through September of this year by deleting 7.8 million videos that the company says violated its terms of service.

The announcement came Thursday afternoon and was part of a broader effort by YouTube, a subsidiary of Google, to inform the public on how its community guidelines are enforced.

“Finding all violative content on YouTube is an immense challenge, but we see this as one of our core responsibilities and are focused on continuously working towards removing this content before it is widely viewed,” YouTube said in its press release.

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YouTube Deleted Nearly 8 Million Videos From July To September

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YouTube clamped down on content from July through September of this year by deleting 7.8 million videos that the company says violated its terms of service.

The announcement came Thursday afternoon and was part of a broader effort by YouTube, a subsidiary of Google, to inform the public on how its community guidelines are enforced.

“Finding all violative content on YouTube is an immense challenge, but we see this as one of our core responsibilities and are focused on continuously working towards removing this content before it is widely viewed,” YouTube said in its press release.
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According to YouTube, 81 percent of the removed videos were detected by artificial intelligence and mostly included “spam or adult content.” A majority of the videos removed had never received a single view.

The company also said it removed 224 million comments from videos, of which a majority were spam and “represents a fraction of the billions of comments posted on YouTube each quarter.”

“We are committed to making sure that YouTube remains a vibrant community, where creativity flourishes, independent creators make their living, and people connect worldwide over shared passions and interests,” YouTube said.