YouTube introduces ‘timeout’ penalty to curb toxic comments
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April 4, 2023
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YouTube introduces 'timeout' penalty to curb toxic comments,YouTube's ongoing attempts to curb toxic comments now includes temporary access restrictions for repeat violators of community guidelines.
YouTube introduces ‘timeout’ penalty to curb toxic comments
YouTube’s ongoing attempts to curb toxic comments now includes temporary access restrictions for repeat violators of community guidelines.
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