ByDiana501
Hi, we uploaded a video and now we received this email: Copyrighted content was found in your video " Drama ." The video is therefore no longer monetizable and has been blocked in 17 territories. The copyright owner can either monetize it or receive analytics for it in other territories. However, your account has not received a copyright strike, so this action will not negatively impact your channel. What does that mean?
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Isn’t that there? The video remains online, but will not be monetized. The reason is that a rightholder thinks that something in the video is its protected content. In most cases it’s about music. This should also be displayed in the YouTube studio. If you think this is a mistake, you can object.
That’s what it says.
Your video is locked in 17 areas/countries and if you want to print a strike, you can do it.
LG
Well, what’s there?! ♂️
Which part you don’t understand?
If you use Youtube, you should actually know about the functioning of the platform and the rules that apply there …
What do you mean?
What is it? what??
Soft TeiYou don’t understand? What phrase / phrase or what word do you mean with “es”?
The video is actually to borrow and we just uploaded it and then came this email
And you don’t come up with the idea that you’re Copyright infringement because you do not have the right to spread the content of others so publicly without having permission to “owner” the video?
Look forward if you don’t show up for it.
You borrowed a video and uploaded it to YouTube? Oh, really? 🤨
Copyright always and automatically, for all content. This does not have to be explicitly included.
One must have an explicit permission from the rightholder which allows one to spread, otherwise it is generally prohibited.
What? You can’t answer anything without knowing anything. So where does the video come from? Is it copyrighted?
We did not borrow