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YouTube Starts Checking for Copyright Violations as Videos Upload – PCMag AU
It’s then possible to fix any copyright issues before a video is published.
(Photo: Future Publishing / Contributor / Getty)
It’s in both YouTube’s and each user’s interest to ensure any videos uploaded to the service don’t contain any copyright violations. YouTube is making this easier to determine by adding a new step to the video upload process.
As the tweet below shows, YouTube now performs “Checks” when you begin the video upload progress. It’s described as “We’ll check your video for any copyright issues that may restrict its visibility. You’ll have the opportunity…
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