YouTube users who were banned from the service for violating its policies related to issues like the 2020 election results or Covid-19 misinformation may soon be able to rejoin the platform.
The Google-owned video platform on Thursday opened a new return-to-YouTube process for users with “lifetime terminations,” offering them a chance to rejoin the service. The program is particularly focused on users who were banned for violations that are no longer against YouTube’s rules. In recent years, YouTube retired policies related to discussions around Covid-19, for example, or that limited claims the 2020 election was stolen to allow for more ...
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