The Guardian reports that YouTube got rid of thousands of pro-Kremlin and Russian media channels for violating its rules on confrontation in Ukraine. the Holocaust and Sandy Hook.
Google suspended all advertising in Russia, adding on YouTube, after the invasion. It also rejected war-related content that Russia deemed illegal, leading to a ban on Google News in the country. However, YouTube, which has 90 million users in Russia, remains intact.
“YouTube remains the largest working video-sharing site in Russia itself,” Neal Mohan, YouTube’s chief product officer, told The Guardian. the same authorized channels that we all have access to outside the country. We remain a vital platform for Russian citizens themselves as this crisis continues to evolve. “
Mohan added that YouTube news content about the war has gained more than 40 million views in Ukraine alone.
“The entry of authorized channels on our platform has increased significantly, of course in Ukraine, also in the countries surrounding Ukraine, Poland and also in Russia itself. “
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