YouTube Giving 2 Month Grace Period To Remove Prank Videos
- 5 years ago
Business INsider reports YouTube has explicitly banned challenges and pranks that put people in serious danger, according to an FAQ post on Tuesday.
It cited the "Tide pod challenge" as an example of an unacceptably dangerous stunt, though more recent videos have been removed of users attempting dangerous tasks such as driving while doing the "Bird Box" challenge, which involves wearing a blindfold.
YouTube said users had a two-month "grace period" to clean up their channels.
It cited the "Tide pod challenge" as an example of an unacceptably dangerous stunt, though more recent videos have been removed of users attempting dangerous tasks such as driving while doing the "Bird Box" challenge, which involves wearing a blindfold.
YouTube said users had a two-month "grace period" to clean up their channels.