The Official Support page says the new rules will clarify which content is “authorized” and money cannot be made. Previously, Youtube asked authors, but now it will make the expressions more strict and more specific.
Rene Richie’s relations with the authors said that we talked about the strengthening of the struggle against the repetitive II content, which has been accepted as spam for a long time, not about the prohibition of reactions or the use of parts of other people’s videos.
Why all this happens, frankly-platform is full of low quality Ai-Video. It earns millions of views from videos with fake news to series produced.
Updated rules will allow Youtube to quickly interrupt such authors from the YPP and maintain the reputation of the platform.
Source: Ferra
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