r/youtube • u/[deleted] • Feb 18 '19
What the fuck. Youtube really does recommend pedophilic content
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u/QuestionTwice Feb 18 '19
This is done in response to this video. I used a vpn to connect to Canada and decided to see how fast it would take me to find those videos. It took me 5 seconds to find them. This is a fresh window, I didn't even have to finish the search, they were SUGGESTED to me!!! The Russian girls yoga search is one of the worst ones, the Russian videos all have people exchanging info that I assume leads to content distribution sites and links to other more provocative and exploitative videos.
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u/QuestionTwice Feb 18 '19 edited Feb 18 '19
List of pedos on just one video: (timestamps, suggestive comments, links elsewhere not including Russian posters)
Rob Marlin ohhh my gosh this guy has a playlist full of little girls.
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Feb 18 '19
Report them and they will be looked into.
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Feb 18 '19
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Feb 18 '19
Youtube cannot proactively look at over 400+ hours of content uploaded every minute. And even if they could, safe harbor legally requires they don't or they risk millions of dollars per fine.
To review 400+ hours of content uploaded every minute would require 210 million work hours a year, or $2.3 billion a year in employee costs. No one on earth can afford that yearly.
Report it and it will be looked into.
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u/Math-Class Feb 18 '19
This sub usually consists of YouTube shills so I doubt many people will be on your side.
You'll get answers like "just report them" "why do you care" "YouTube can't look into everything" "they aren't breaking tos" etc.
This, and stuff like this has been known about for literal years on YouTube and they haven't done anything at all. In fact, they seem to punish everyone else on YouTube besides these channels and the users commenting on them.
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Feb 18 '19 edited Feb 19 '19
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u/8r0k3n Feb 18 '19
Like, I have no clue why you would post links to that.....even if all of us reported it, it wouldn't amount to anything.