Your favorite YouTube channel could suddenly appear blank — here’s why
The new experiment could leave you subscribed to channels with nothing to watch.
YouTube is currently piloting a new method for handling channels that breach certain spam policies. This initiative could potentially leave viewers with empty channels in their subscriptions.
Channels found in violation of these policies have a 30-day window to rectify or remove offending videos. Alternatively, creators may choose to delete their entire video library. If a creator opts for the latter, they can retain their subscribers, channel handle, and monetization status.
This could mean that when viewers click on their favorite creators' names in their subscriptions, they may find the videos and, in some cases, the entire library have disappeared. At first glance, the blame might be placed on YouTube, but that may not always be the case.
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