lately I've seen many people doing youtube about the virtual currency market complain about their videos being uploaded to YouTube being blocked or deleted me to find out
 

• On April 3, YouTube issued a statement warning the creator community that video deletion could increase during the coronavirus pandemic. A popular video-sharing platform says its system now relies on a combination of people and technology, noting that machine learning is being used to detect harmful content. Once these algorithms find harmful content online, human assessors are required to evaluate.

The company also claims that new measures are being implemented during the COVID-19 crisis to rely more on technology to help with some of the work often done by human assessors. Some blog posts state:

Automated systems will start deleting some content without human consideration, so we can continue to act quickly to remove infringing content and protect our ecosystem. , while we have workplace protections.

That being said, YouTube's increasing use of machine learning algorithms could be the cause for the recent removal of cryptocurrency-related videos.

• YouTuber celebrity Lark Davis, also known as The Crypto Lark, told Cointelegraph that he had removed 11 videos from his YouTube channel in April. His most recent video, had an interview with Andreas Antonopoulos , was unexpectedly taken down from YouTube on Sunday. I said:

 Videos are often removed for violating community guidelines, but content creators are never told why their videos were taken down. I do not violate the principles that YouTube has, I only talk about news related to cryptocurrencies. But clearly there is something in my video that triggered machine learning algorithms to remove content.
A reporter said that he recently conducted an interview with YouTube's head of product, Neal Mohan. Mohan revealed that because of the coronavirus pandemic, YouTube had to rely on machine learning and machine learning to evaluate appropriate content. However, without human intervention, there have been many calls from content creators to complain that the content has been removed. because those algorithms are likely to be confused?

•  And an Academia Blockchain YouTube, which has 8.6,000 subscribers, also recently mentioned affected by YouTube's crypto ban.
  He said the Academia Blockchain channel had a video suddenly deleted in early April.

Many cryptocurrency users have had trouble with the platform since the COVID19 pandemic. There was a recent update to YouTube's machine learning algorithm around that time and there was another update made in April related to COVID19. Perhaps the Algorithm follows specific words, but content creators don't know which words trigger 'harmful content.' so that algorithm blocking their content right this year is a difficult year with a stressful economy that generates revenue from the internet is also affected a lot because some algorithms that users do not know.

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