We all know by now that platforms such as YouTube and Twitch have a strange ‘ban’ system. This situation most commonly occurs on social media with scenarios such as a small slang word causing a permanent ban while posts featuring nudity are ignored.
However, YouTube can sometimes overdo it and block education and entertainment-oriented content for reasons such as nudity and prevent monetization from these contents. Fortunately, the company has made radical decisions in this field. Because the monetization policies for dance and breastfeeding videos have been updated.
More advertising revenue can now be generated from these contents.
Before talking about what’s new, let’s talk about the previous situation. If you were making educational content about breastfeeding, YouTube allowed you to earn money as long as the areola (nipples) were not visible. Now, monetization will remain active even if the areola is visible in the video featuring a baby. On the thumbnail side, money can be made from video images that focus on the breast, as long as the areola is not prominent. However, if there is no baby in the video in question, you will still be prevented from making money.
On the dance side, money can be made from dance content such as grind and twerk that focus on dance moves. Previously, it was not possible to make money from such content. But it is worth underlining; Films that focus specifically on sexual areas such as breasts and hips and involve sexual movements will again be prevented from making money.
What are your thoughts about this new update?
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