YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says the platform will ban content peddling fake or unproven coronavirus remedies.
In March, YouTube said it would demonetize videos about the coronavirus over perceived insensitivity concerns, but reversed that decision a week later after a backlash from disgruntled YouTubers.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesYouTube Susan Wojcicki has suggested that the video platform will remove content that contradicts the World Health Organization's advice on COVID-19.
She continued: "Anything that goes against WHO recommendations would be a violation of our policy and so remove is another really important part of our policy."Wojcicki didn't go into further detail, and it isn't clear how rigorously YouTube is policing videos that might fall into the grey area of debating WHO's guidance.and not by healthy members of the public.
If no one uses Youtube anymore, she would pretty much shut up. The thing is they know people are too weak to even consider not watching Youtube. There is no tyranny without self-made slaves.
Glad the Empress has revealed herself.
Facism in action.
Sooooooo what makes them any different than the fake news CNN
What about lies of WHO and China ?
Let the global censorship begin. Why stop with WHO, let's include governments too. Let's cheer in the age of fascism and closed borders, under the banner of stay home, save lives, obey. 'This is how liberty dies, with thunderous applause'.
Pathetic leadership. I'm boycotting youtube and will now only watch pornhub.
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