Forget Country "K": YouTube Channel Bitcoin Magazine Restored After Restriction

Bitcoin magazine's YouTube channel, which has been closed for three hours and back, has spoken of a temporary restriction after the YouTube algorithm tagged the word "Kazakhstan."

Bitcoin Magazine said on January 12 that Twitter reported that a YouTube account with 56,600 subscribers was blocked during the platform's unannounced live broadcast.

"Our YouTube channel with 60,000 subscribers was banned without notice. It was taken down. When will the #Bitcoin content demonstration end?"

The live video focuses on topics related to Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey, Bitcoin Mining and recent internet developments in Kazakhstan.

While Bitcoin Magazine is not sure what prompted YouTube to block the channel, it did confirm that the account was revoked an hour after appealing, indicating that YouTube was aware of the error.

When the live broadcasts resumed, announcer Alex Mcshane noted that the panel did not use the term "algorithmic and political" when discussing the impact of internet use on mining capital. of BTC, even without problems. - Firm:

"I want to talk about what happened, and I don't want to close again… We're talking about a country that started with 'K'."

Bitcoin Magazine also released a statement earlier today, warning YouTube for the first time in response to the ban, stating that "content that promotes or defrauds YouTube users is not allowed" on platforms owned by Google, ”he said.

"If it is education or information in the situation and does not help others behave like this, we can allow that description to be explained," the response added.

Despite the rights to YouTube content, YouTube search results still identify unreliable websites and many live video sites that use video content and characters with similar interests.

Michael Saylor does a lot of live streaming or has issues with some of his movies. Youtube

Commenting on the restrictions in the r / CryptoCurrency section of Reddit, user u / Setl1less said, "YouTube has developed restricted behavior with knowledgeable information," referring to harassment when fraud allows fraud to operate in such a way independent.