In November, YouTube updated the profanity policy in its ad guidelines, which further restricts what users can or can’t say in a video. Now, all kinds of curse words “are treated equally,” rather than ...

YouTube Adjusting Swearing Policy After Creator Backlash After some backlash from creators, YouTube is 'making adjustments' to its swearing policy that has seen videos demonetized if YouTubers swear ...

Potty-mouthed YouTubers will be delighted to learn that the streaming site has relaxed its rules around swearing and demonetization. The change comes after a more restrictive policy introduced in ...

YouTubers, whether they like it or not, learn quickly just what content creators are and are not allowed to do on the platform. Keeping videos monetized is a perilous endeavor since YouTube has strict ...

YouTubers who curse like sailors, rejoice! In a video published on Tuesday to its Creator Insider channel, YouTube announced that it's relaxing some of the new policies regarding profanity on the ...

YouTube is rethinking its approach to colorful language after an uproar. In a statement to The Verge, the Google brand says it's "making some adjustments" to a profanity policy it unveiled in November ...

YouTube has updated its profanity policy, allowing creators to use swear words in the first 7 seconds without losing ad revenue. The change applies to both long-form videos and Shorts, thanks to ...

Navigating YouTube's rules for monetization can be a big headache for content creators, but YouTube is expanding its policies for profanity and sensitive content. Previously, YouTube allowed for light ...

YouTube’s policy update is now giving users room to take certain actions that were once prohibited. In this case, the new policy update now allows users to swear while on the platform. This is ...

A video wouldn't be eligible to run ads if there was swearing in the first 15 seconds. (Photo Illustration by Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) After pushback from the creator ...