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Well, it was only a matter of time.
Doesn't matter who you are, @TeamYouTube is doing a purge.
And @YouTube you wonder why many of us don't support you via premium and go full adblock on you.
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I am a YouTuber who draws to scale weapons. So one to one weapons sizes. I fight for what’s right for all creators no matter how small.
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Once agian FUCK ROBLOX. I'm so fucking done with that shit company ruining good fucking games and catering to pedos. Fix your damn site and get rid of your shit ceo and board.
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The more IDs the world's governments collect through invasive Digital ID laws, the worse these data leaks will be.
It is our right to use the internet without being forced to hand over our IDs. Don't let politicians take it away from you
IT Guy@T3chFalcon
France’s Government ID Portal Got Breached. Up to 19 Million Citizens Exposed. TL;DR: France’s ANTS portal, which issues passports, national IDs, and driver’s licenses, has been breached. Up to 19 million French citizens could be affected. The Ministry of the Interior has confirmed the breach. If you are French, assume your identity data is exposed. What is ANTS and why does this hurt? ANTS (Agence Nationale des Titres Sécurisés), now called France Titres, is the French government’s main platform for secure identity documents. It is not a third-party contractor or a startup. This is the official system that handles your passport, national ID card, and driver’s license. When this kind of data leaks, it is not like a shopping app breach where you can just change your password. Identity document data is permanent. You cannot change your date of birth. What was exposed? According to the official notification sent to affected professional account holders, the breach detected on April 15, 2026, resulted in unauthorised access to: Full name (first and last) Login credentials (account ID and email address) Professional identification data (company name, SIREN number, portal ID) Authorisation and accreditation numbers In some accounts: postal address and phone number The broader consumer-side exposure, confirmed by the Ministry of the Interior, adds: Date and place of birth Identity verification data This is all the information someone would need to impersonate a person. How serious is 19 million? France has about 68 million people. With 19 million affected accounts, nearly 1 in 3 French citizens had their data exposed in this government breach. For comparison, this is bigger than the 2017 Equifax breach in the UK and involves government-issued identity data, not just credit card numbers. The incident has been reported to the CNIL (France’s data protection authority) under Article 33 of GDPR, and the Ministry of the Interior has filed a criminal referral with the Paris Prosecutor under Article 40 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. A formal investigation is now open. What the official letter says (and what it doesn’t) France Titres sent breach notifications to professional account holders. The letter sounds polished and reassuring, saying “you have no action to take” and “all necessary measures have been taken.” This follows the usual approach for incident communications. The letter does not explain how the attackers got in, how long they had access before April 15, whether regular (non-professional) accounts were affected in the same way, or if the data has already been sold or published. The lack of information about how the attack happened is the most concerning part. Until that is explained, it is not clear if the problem has really been fixed. The real risk: targeted phishing and identity fraud With names, emails, dates and places of birth, addresses, phone numbers, and ID verification data all in one dataset, attackers can do two things especially well: Spear phishing means sending highly personalized emails or making calls that use specific details about you to build trust before trying to get something more valuable, like your banking credentials or one-time passwords. If you get a call soon from someone who knows your SIREN number and postal address, this is likely the reason. Identity fraud can include opening accounts, taking out loans, or getting past KYC checks in your name. It is harder to fix, especially when the original data came from a government source that other institutions trust. What you should do Be alert for suspicious calls and emails. If someone contacts you and knows unusually specific personal details, treat it as a possible threat until you are sure it is safe. Do not confirm personal information to someone who calls you, even if they already seem to know it. This is a common trick, not proof that they are legitimate. Monitor your credit and banking activity over the next weeks and months for any accounts or applications you did not start. Report anything unusual via the France Titres contact form linked in the official notification. If you are a professional account holder, review your portal activity and consider whether your SIREN or accreditation number has been used anywhere it should not have been. Source: @IntCyberDigest
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The push for ID age verification has resulted in the most unhinged laws being proposed all around the world
Screw all of the corrupt politicians proposing stupid laws like this
The Lunduke Journal@LundukeJournal
The full text for HR 8250, the proposed Federal law which would require all Operating Systems to implement Age Verification, has just been made publicly available. It is short, poorly written, clearly not at all thought out, and almost entirely devoid of specifics. Some key points: - The bill does not specify how age verification would work at all. It states that the Federal Trade Commission would have 180 days to specify the exact mechanism and requirements for Age Verification within the Operating Systems. - The Federal Trade Commission would also specify data storage protection requirements as well as requirements for how the Operating System must provide access to collected user data. - This bill would apply to ALL Operating Systems. Everything from Windows to Linux to embedded systems. Yes, even to a smart refrigerator. The “Operating System” definition is incredibly broad. - The law will be considered in effect 1 year from the date it is enacted. - Violations of the law will be handled under the Federal Trade Commission Act. - It is given the “Short Title” of “Parents Decide Act”. congress.gov/bill/119th-con…
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Ah yes, they want your ID if you want to… create a game on Roblox 😂
Just say you want to harvest everyone’s biometric data @Roblox @DavidBaszucki
RTC@Roblox_RTC
Roblox is changing the eligibility to upload games on the platform. To publish for all ages, you now need: - Roblox Plus; - ID Verification & Age Check; - 2-Step Verification enabled; - and have your account in "good standing". Roblox will additionally run games through trials to ensure engagement is legitimate and not from fake or bot accounts. To publish for Ages 16+ & Trusted Friends, you now need: - An account in "good standing"; - An age check; and - An account that is at least 2 days old. Any user on the platform, whether they meet any of the requirements, can still publish games for personal use. Roblox is stating they chose this requirements because "most creators already meet many of the criteria" and it will "make it more difficult for bad actors to bypass our moderation systems". Lastly, Roblox will make that transition by providing 100,000 users with a Free Roblox Plus subscription for 6 months. To be eligible, a user may have a minimum of 100 hours of total playtime on their game in the past month & no major violations of Roblox's Community Standards.
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After 146 days of demonetization,
they gave it back to me — exactly the same way:
without any explanation, without an apology, and without any proof of violation.
All of this happened at a random moment.
They just restored my monetization, even though a week ago support said they couldn’t help me and that I had to wait 90 days for my second appeal.
I deleted 90% of my content, and I don’t know if that was the right decision or if I just killed my channel for nothing.
I lost about $6,000 because of this. Yeah, I know for some people this is not a big amount, but I worked extremely hard for this money, and it's gone.
Unfortunately, I have no advice for you, because all of this is just a joke played on us.
Keep tweeting at least once a week, guys.
The biggest thank you goes to those people who genuinely (I hope) cared about my situation and always tried to help me as much as they could.
Thank you, guys! @Z1MA777 @oOMieKunOo @SlicK_anims @yuan_chong49275 @MOYAM174204 @heydad159137
I really hope this situation brings us closer together, and we can start doing collaborations or joint projects! So we can promote our creativity even stronger, grow our fan base bigger and more powerful, and so that in moments like this we can solve our problems right away and win — just like he @dungeon_soup did, for example.
Biggest thanks to you @animationrewind.
You were one of the first people who immediately responded and helped me without hesitation, as much as you could! You're the best, man. Honestly, I'd really like to work with you in the future.
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Reached out to C418’s manager after my dispute got rejected and he got all the claims lifted in less than an hour. Absolute legend.
Huge thanks to @North_Americans for the incredible help and also @C418 for making your music so creator-friendly. What you guys are doing for the Minecraft community is truly amazing.
Dango@DangoheartAni
My videos just got mass copyright-claimed by a company called WMG for using Minecraft music, even though all the tracks are under fair use and in the official Creator Safe Playlist on Spotify @Minecraft
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Of course they are, Meta is the one who is lobbying for all of these age verification laws in the first place
Reclaim The Net@ReclaimTheNetHQ
Meta To Comply With Florida Age Verification Digital ID Law reclaimthenet.org/meta-to-comply…
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You guys can't be serious. There are hundreds, possibly thousands of screenshots of 90-second unskippable ads all over the internet.
Also "right now" implies that you planned to test this feature out in the future anyways lol. You guys really need to be transparent for once.
TeamYouTube@TeamYouTube
@Dexerto YouTube does not have a 90-second non-skippable ad format. This isn’t something we are testing right now. We’re looking into this further.
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YouTube is mass DELETING animation channels. @TeamYouTube
Over the past few days, I’ve seen dozens of posts from animators whose channels were suddenly removed.
The reason is almost always the same:
“spam, fraud, and deception policies”
But these are normal animation channels.
Original content. Made manually. Animations, characters, editing - all created by the authors.
No spam. No scams. No deceptive practices.
Channels just disappear.
Appeals are either denied, or something even stranger happens: there are already multiple cases where a channel gets restored after an appeal - and then gets removed again shortly after.
So a human approves the appeal…
and then an AI deletes the channel AGAIN.
Support response in these cases:
“the decision is final”
This no longer looks like isolated mistakes.
This looks like a systemic issue.
@TeamYouTube @YouTubeCreators @YouTube is this normal?
Affected creators: @CCountryz18217 @FairyLabYT @stategirlsyou @BoomLab172561 @SOKALUPEC
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Is A.I ID's are dangerous why is every damn state world wide using it? Earth to brain dead people who believe they're the world's f**king parent. Come in people.
The White House@WhiteHouse
LAW AND ORDER: The first conviction has been made under the TAKE IT DOWN Act, signed into law by POTUS and championed by FLOTUS, protecting children from online abuse. 🇺🇸
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This is what happens when a platform has no competition. They just do whatever they want because there is no competitor on their level
Dexerto@Dexerto
YouTube has begun rolling out 90 second unskippable ads to their TV app “It’s simply not worth it to watch YouTube on the TV”
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It’s honestly terrifying that YouTube’s broken AI moderation can Thanos snap any channel of any size, at any point, without any reason.
YouTube NEEDS a real competitor.
Bitcoin.com@BitcoinCom
YouTube deleted our channel for being "harmful and dangerous." Our content since 2015: #Bitcoin education. Wallet tutorials. Objective news. YouTube's content: crypto scam ads running 24/7 with zero moderation. Appeal rejected. No strikes. No explanation. Just an algorithm that can't tell a 10-year-old company from an actual scam. @TeamYouTube — can we get a human, or do we need to buy an ad first?
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According to user reports, Roblox will now disable your access to the avatar editor for a day if you are caught by their moderation.
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Yeah until this shit happens
YouTube Creators@YouTubeCreators
nothing beats hitting ‘publish’ on a video you’ve been editing for weeks 😮💨
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Hi, @TeamYouTube
My channel was terminated on 13/nov/2025 for "Spam/scams policy" please review my channel manually because I didn't violate any YouTube's policies and guidelines. Please review.
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@nealmohan @UpdatesFromYT @LuluGNavarro @nytimes @YouTube How about talk to the small creator and creator base who are impacted by everything that is going on by YT.
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Good to sit down with @LuluGNavarro from @nytimes to talk about where @youtube is today and where we’re heading.
We covered how our platform has become a place where viewers come every day to watch exactly what they love, the responsibility that comes with that, my own journey to YouTube, and more.
You can read our conversation in The Times or watch it on YouTube: youtu.be/_dzLP9X0P30?si…
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Lulu NYT@LuluGNavarro
It is rare for a tech and media CEO to sit down to face tough questions about the thorny issues of the day. @YouTube CEO Neal Mohan did just that. We spoke just before the California verdict came down but our conversation touches on all the issues of the moment: content moderation, our changing digital brains, AI slop and their incredible innovation plus much more. Watch/listen/read nytimes.com/2026/03/28/mag…
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@nealmohan @reneritchie @LuluGNavarro @nytimes @YouTube Neal sir, I’m not asking you to sit with small creators, but please listen to us. Please reinstate and monetize our channels, give proper support, and clear updates. Small creators matter too.
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