YouTube Changes Policy To Halt Trolls Abusing Translation System :- YouTube has recently altered its guidelines for the community contributions in order to prevent spam translations from getting published.
YouTube Changes Policy To Halt Trolls Abusing Translation System
YouTube is a big platform that lets its users to upload, view, rate, share, add to playlists, report, comment on videos, as well as subscribe to other users. It delivers an extensive range of user-generated along with corporate media videos.
In one of an official tweet by YouTube, they announced that creators are going to need to manually review their Community Contributions in order to check for spam in advance of publishing, which then further makes it difficult for erroneous or trolling translations oozing into the published version.
Creators on the other hand can also flag abusive content in translations for YouTube in order to review. In the meantime, users can also turn off Community Captions as well as can also remove translations that have previously been published.
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