Nestle and other major companies have pulled their ads from YouTube after a video blogger raised concerns that pedophiles were using the platform to trade information and draw attention to clips of young girls https://t.co/Ob3JcBRoww

— CNN (@CNN) February 21, 2019

Nestle and other major companies have pulled their ads from YouTube after a video blogger raised concerns that pedophiles were using the platform to trade information and draw attention to clips of young girls https://t.co/z12NlfqMrZ

— CNN (@CNN) February 21, 2019

Nestle and other major companies have pulled their ads from YouTube after a video blogger raised concerns that pedophiles were using the platform to trade information and draw attention to clips of young girls https://t.co/ovAIZeu4h2

— CNN International (@cnni) February 21, 2019

Major brands have pulled their ads on YouTube over child exploitation fears https://t.co/ya0bAFNGvQ

— CNN Africa (@CNNAfrica) February 21, 2019

SCOOP: Walt Disney, Nestle and other advertisers pulled ad spending from YouTube after a blogger detailed how comments were being used to facilitate a “soft-core pedophilia ring” https://t.co/dUMaP14dIF via @technology

— Tom Giles (@tsgiles) February 20, 2019

I wonder how much of a hit this will be for folks that do a bunch of Disney vids on YouTube and had a bunch of Disney ads running on their vids. https://t.co/lygvW8VWhx

— Kyle (@kyzman) February 21, 2019

BREAKING: Disney and Nestle pulled ad spending from YouTube as the AI helped build a voyeur ring for child videos

This is what an AI out of control really looks like. This is what people fighting back really looks likehttps://t.co/ulUd1Um3RX

— Guillaume Chaslot (@gchaslot) February 21, 2019

Finally the fucked in the head pedophiles operating these Youtube child trap channels are being exposed and this problem is being highlighted...
Nestle, Disney Pull YouTube Ads, Joining Furor Over Child Videos:https://t.co/LReHKJajR0
&https://t.co/rqWVZVk2C4

— ⒶK #Unity4J⌛?‍☠️?️‏(₿) (@An0nAKn0wledge) February 21, 2019

Walt Disney Co. and Nestle SA, is said to have pulled its advertising spending from YouTube, after a blogger detailed how comments on Google’s video site were being used to facilitate a “soft-core pedophilia ring.” https://t.co/3nKlEtgwKb

— TVB (@TVBTweets) February 21, 2019

Add @disney and @nestle to this new #Adpocalypse2 caused by @mattswhatitis with his moronic #YoutubeWakeUp advertiser spam campaign

How is this helping, Matt? https://t.co/swTas6H2o4

— Pescatore? (@JoshPescatore) February 20, 2019

a blogger detailed how comments on Google’s video site were being used to facilitate a “soft-core pedophilia ring.” Some of the videos involved ran next to ads placed by Disney and Nestle.https://t.co/lA75RRBCMo@Livingstone_S

— Jane Fleming (@fleming77) February 21, 2019

#Boom ?

Nestle, Disney Pull YouTube Ads, Joining Furor Over Child Videoshttps://t.co/UT1zaReiL1@PGHowie2 @ImperatorTruth @lifttheveil411 @PolitiKellyRite @diamondgirl2222 @BayleeB79 @DJTsavesAmerica pic.twitter.com/aEZmuSkQFR

— TRUMP Defense ☎️ (@SlicksTweetz01) February 20, 2019

BREAKING: PIZZAGATE IS REALhttps://t.co/7Hc6ZCCVgT

— The Wanted Emcees (@TheWantedEmcees) February 21, 2019

#2. I'm thinking about removing all my videos since the news is breaking the platform has done nothing for a while and my complaints are small compared to this. So disgusting and unacceptable. https://t.co/PelZV6YQhz

— Tara Stiles (@TaraStiles) February 21, 2019

Independent media was warning that YouTube was being used as a hub for pedophiles and was housing abusive content branded as “videos for kids” 2 YEARS ago, and instead of addressing it then, the platform went after content that questioned the establishmenthttps://t.co/mU8GCpDoEq

— Rachel Blevins (@RachBlevins) February 22, 2019

So glad Youtube props up pedo bait dogshit but censors and largely buries substantive content creators. https://t.co/dGk4cbzbcR

— Scotty Kaiser (@KaiserScoopy) February 22, 2019

子供が作ったYouTubeビデオのコメントに、ペドフィリアのコメントがあちこち現れるの問題が注意を引くのて広告者がYouTube を去る。https://t.co/7crbEyEm6Z

— diane (@allkidsbefree) February 23, 2019

“As fallout over pedophilia content on YouTube continues, AT&T and Hasbro pull all advertisements”
I need more ?...https://t.co/bFjfqGutqa

— 1775 Patriot (@SonOfPatriot1) February 22, 2019

Fallout over YouTube videos continues. https://t.co/ZQ2WR83soj

— MindFuror (@MindFuror) February 22, 2019

As fallout over pedophilia content on YouTube continues, AT&T and Hasbro pull all advertisementshttps://t.co/7oTaTHvwDu

— WhyzGuy (@_WhyzGuy_) February 22, 2019

YouTube suspending comments on millions of videos that “could be subject to predatory comments.” Making it harder for “innocent content to attract bad actors” through changes in discovery algorithms and removing accounts “that belonged to bad actors.” https://t.co/izcc6EA07F

— Jesse Miller (@MediatedReality) February 22, 2019

#WaltDisneyCo. is said to have pulled its advertising spending from #YouTube, joining other companies including #NestleSA, after a blogger detailed how comments on #Google’s video site were being used to facilitate a #SoftCorePedophiliaRing.https://t.co/1bP2WAI7cA

— Ruby??♥️ (@Patriotess_Ruby) February 22, 2019

It is these types of indicators @TXDPS is training LEOs across the country to spot with the Interdiction for the Protection of Children program. This project has bipartisan support and is being expanded nationally thanks to @SenCortezMasto and @JohnCornyn https://t.co/x2wNEtyO4v

— TRAPWIRE (@trapwire) February 21, 2019

One more reason why not to advertise apps on UAC until placements are disclosedhttps://t.co/jWd4GTA1wD

— Thomasbcn (@Thomasbcn) February 22, 2019

Status: Feeling so proud to have helped bring attention to this. https://t.co/vj2mVd9Xve

— Jackie Singh (@find_evil) February 21, 2019

Walt Disney pulled its ad spending from YouTube after a blogger detailed how comments were being used to facilitate a “soft-core pedophilia ring” https://t.co/0KfcScndyW @technologyさんから

— kevinkuni (@kevinkuni) February 22, 2019

YouTube's apocalypse is coming back to haunt it. Disney, Nestle and Fortnite developer Epic Games have all pulled ad spending after revelations of a "soft-core pedophilia ring" on the site. https://t.co/8bNFCb74nV

— Ryan Browne (@Ryan_Browne_) February 20, 2019

なるほどなるほど https://t.co/Nd9hrlZuP7

— nanophate (@nanophate) February 22, 2019

Nestle, Disney Pull YouTube Ads, Joining Furor Over Child Videos https://t.co/18gixzEyOP

— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) February 21, 2019