YouTube spreads extremism to increase income, report

YouTube spreads extremism to increase income, report

YouTube spreads extremism to increase income, report

Many serious objections have been taken on YouTube last day and now the latest news has come to the advertisements of companies around the globe that are driving on the popularity and controversial issues on this famous video site that are popular worldwide. Are there

CNN has published a report after research from its sources, which provides facilities to large technology companies, newspapers, consumers, even the advertisements of government agencies, such as videos that are disrupted from children, White racism, nazi thinking, ideological ideology, hatred thinking and North Korean propaganda are proliferating.

Advertising companies include ad group companies including Adidas, Amazon, Cisco, Facebook, Honduras, Mozilla, Hilton, LinkedIn, and other famous firms and technology companies. Apart from this, these channels promoting controversy and extremism are also showing ads from five US government organizations and they are unaware of all these matters.

This step of YouTube generates many questions whether they are bound to show brands on their right channels under their standards or it is under an automated system. That's why some companies had stopped advertising on YouTube, but the majority have started showing ads again after a while. This is due to the presence of young generation on this 

website. According to YouTube it has one billion users and a billion hours of video is being watched on this platform daily.

In this background, YouTube's spokesperson said, "We have made significant changes along with our partner advertisers, which are being tightened by YouTube to make the policies of monetary revenues, its control and transparency are being worked out. We also get advertising news with a controversial video, we immediately remove it.

YouTube's spokesperson said we all know that not all videos are in advertising but we are constantly improving our process with our advertisers. '

After this reply, YouTube did not tell why advertising companies are facing these problems.

It is clear that videos posted on YouTube can be posted. If a channel is eligible for videos of 1000 subscribers and 4000 hours viewed in one year, they can earn money on advertising. In this case, YouTube reserves some portion of the advertisement money, but YouTube has decided to not advertise on YouTube, encouraging them to make money from controversial videos, and also on its own Trust in YouTube

When their companies were talked about these advertisements, the majority expressed their views on this, and some emphasized the need for contact with YouTube and the cause of it.

It is clear that YouTube has also been criticized for releasing thousands of children on YouTube's videos on YouTube, which can exploit children who are exploited by their children.