Since the inception of YouTube, the comment section has been a place where fans critique and praise videos. It is also known as a place where they can interact with a community. Especially with the recent involvement of content production in our lives. YouTube comments draws even more attention.
Content creatorshas the option to turn off comments to avoid offensive comments. However, this leads to a further decrease in audience participation. Many creators have stated that some people are impersonating themselves in order to defraud viewers. As a result, it comes to mind “YouTube Is he working on an innovation?” comes the question.
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Youtube removed more than 950 million comments
YouTube content creator Marques Brownleein a video he posted YouTube comment He stated that his spam had been getting out of control for months. Moreover, the frequency has increased so much that it cannot be followed. YouTube, spam It provides various tools to combat it and automatically removes most of it.
YouTube Spokesperson Ivy Choi using machine learning and human review, the company said in a statement. “More than 950 million comments for violating our policies on spam, deception and fraud” He stated that he lifted the year 2021 in the 4th quarter. Also, Choi added:
The vast majority of these removals were first detected by automated marking systems.
Despite all this, the systems are not enough. Brownlee is more ‘offensive’ for inappropriate comments that are automatically reviewed.strict control’ He made a post on Twitter about the feature. Spokesperson Maria De Felice On the other hand, he said that YouTube started testing the advanced feature in December 2021.
Choi, “Given the evolving nature and changing tactics of spammy content, we will continue to adapt our systems to stay current.” said. This indicates that YouTube is watching the issue closely. But for now, it’s unclear whether there will be a change anytime soon for YouTube creators who have received many spammy comments.
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