The world’s most favourite video platform YouTube has updated its advertiser-friendly guidelines and the new impromentation will enable creators to retain full ad revenue even if their videos contain strong profanities.
According to YouTube’s Head of Monetization Policy Experience, the video platform is changing the policy and it is confirmed the new details by posting a video in the Creator Insider channel. YouTube Creators are now allowed to use strong profanities in the first seven seconds.
It is said that the newly implemented rules “align with broadcast standards” and “advertisers expected ads on YouTube. It is also said that Creators will not be eligible for full monetization if their video title or thumbnail contains swear words.
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