YouTube is said to be a scam advertising place
“YouTube seems to be a place where advertising scams don’t stop,” wrote Elon Musk.
Even in another post, the billionaire also expressed ridicule towards YouTube. He believes that YouTube is censoring content such as swearing, but completely turning a blind eye to deceptive ads.
Elon Musk posted a photo mocking YouTube on Twitter (Screenshot).
In fact, YouTube does not censor language in videos that appear on their platform. However, the social network’s guidelines encourage creators to avoid using language they consider inappropriate for advertising purposes.
Even YouTube also said that it will limit monetization from videos that “frequently use profanity or profanity”. This policy does not apply to music videos.
Currently, YouTube has not commented on Musk’s statement.
In 2020, YouTube faced at least 18 lawsuits related to cryptocurrency scam ads. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sued YouTube in 2020 alleging that the company failed to prevent deceptive ads featuring his image.
Many deceptive ads containing Musk’s image also appear on YouTube, although the billionaire is completely unrelated to them. Last year, a series of ads about the SpaceX cryptocurrency appeared on YouTube with content claiming to be created by Musk. According to Tenable, a risk management company, this series of scam videos has helped the people behind it to raise more than $9 million.
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