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YouTube throws the babies out with the bath water, shutting down comments on videos featuring minors https://t.co/6RmWNtrTlk
— Josh Constine (@JoshConstine) February 28, 2019
Have never, ever, ever understood YouTube's insistence on keeping comments. There are business/SEO/ideological reason for having them but they can't outweigh the downside, which is that the potential for abuse is unmatched. (Hold my beer, Twitter). https://t.co/O4UMlZ577w
— Peter Kafka (@pkafka) February 28, 2019
Recently, there have been some deeply concerning incidents regarding child safety on YouTube. Nothing is more important to us than ensuring the safety of young people on the platform. More on the steps we're taking to better protect children & families: https://t.co/5ZYaMrMpsI
— Susan Wojcicki (@SusanWojcicki) February 28, 2019
Breaking: YouTube is disabling all comments on videos featuring young children as it attempts to head off an organised ring of paedophiles who were using its site to trade clips of young girls in states of undress.
— alex hern (@alexhern) February 28, 2019
Last week I wrote an article about paedophiles in YouTube comments. Since then we've had loads of complaints from other YouTubers for highlighting the issue because it could scare away advertisers and hurt their income. Which... isn't a healthy community? https://t.co/GTKET8wM8C
— Jim Waterson (@jimwaterson) February 28, 2019
YouTube says it’s disabled comments from “tens of millions of videos that could be subject to predatory behavior” and is changing the comments process. https://t.co/hwqSibtCYl
— Staci D Kramer (@sdkstl) February 28, 2019
Some important updates on our actions related to the safety of minors on YouTube... https://t.co/XsqAG1u1ZC via @YTCreators
— Neal Mohan (@nealmohan) February 28, 2019
This is a real thing that has been happening, while half the British media was focusing on a creepy doll. https://t.co/gexOqXY758
— alex hern (@alexhern) February 28, 2019
I would actually say the YouTubers were right in general to be worried. It's not just about scaring off advertisers, it's a fear of YouTube doing exactly what it's done today and shirking all of its responsibility on to the industry of people who depend on it for income. https://t.co/LXc7tPJhKe
— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) February 28, 2019
YouTube disables comments on 'tens of millions of videos' following child abuse report https://t.co/2n6qPghk18 pic.twitter.com/atv17vF9uH
— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) February 28, 2019
YouTube disables comments on 'tens of millions of videos' following child abuse report https://t.co/pz3Z1FGai5
— PC Gamer feed (@PC_Gamer) February 28, 2019
YouTube is disabling comments on almost all videos featuring children https://t.co/DdeCdqOolC pic.twitter.com/T8lAR6DOpl
— The Verge (@verge) February 28, 2019
YouTube is disabling comments on almost all videos featuring children
— Culttture (@culttture) February 28, 2019
YouTube will no longer allow the majority of channels featuring kids to include comment sections following a controversy over predatory comments being posted on videos of children.https://t.co/eQUsy5RbhA
Huge News: ??️@YouTube is disabling comments on nearly all videos featuring kids ?
— SimonJHarris (@SimonJHarris) February 28, 2019
Full details here ?️↗️
https://t.co/LWwZAy8wUT
It was already my opinion that YouTube should disable comments on channels featuring children and it appears they are going to do just that. https://t.co/xEDavZM20Z
— Carl Hancock ? (@carlhancock) February 28, 2019
수익이 감소한다며 반발하는 유튜버 들도 있다고는 하지만, 어떤 댓글이 달릴지 모르는 공간에 아이들의 동영상을 올리고 싶은 부모는 없을 것. 소비자 위축이야 말로 큰 리스크인 유튜브 입장에서는 당연한 일.
— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) March 1, 2019
그러나 애초에 왜 꼭 정말 올려야 하는지를 생각해 봐야 할 일https://t.co/1KLutcUO1t
YouTube says it will continue to crack down on exploitative videos following child abuse report https://t.co/VIB5KDVCKU pic.twitter.com/16sZRh9Us4
— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) March 1, 2019
YouTube should do the only smart move in this situation and delete all channels run by kids and put a rule in place that you must be 18 to start a channel. Pedos are the only people watching children on YouTube, everyone else just thinks they're annoying.https://t.co/X9vREqlLbA
— Definitely Not Praise (@PTSPVP) March 1, 2019
YouTube disables comments on 'tens of millions of videos' following child abuse report#SaveTheBabies #SaveTheChildren#MAGA #JFKJrLives#CPAC2019#ThursdayThoughts#TrumpKimSummithttps://t.co/lNEfjyczc0
— From Dark To Light (@FromDarkToLigh3) February 28, 2019
YouTube will no longer allow the majority of channels featuring kids to include comment sections https://t.co/woMHFlY0Fy
— Ahmed Al Omran (@ahmed) February 28, 2019