Mass YouTube channel bans spark scam 'fixes' and boilerplate appeals
alexmacgregor__ · x · 2026-11-10
Multiple users report mass wrongful YouTube channel bans, with some immediately receiving scam DMs offering a '$10k fix'. A screenshot shows @TeamYouTube replying with boilerplate: appeal within one year via YouTube Studio and review policies. Critics slam Google's excessive control over online video and its dismissive creator support.
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