Google Header: Tracking off infringing content on YouTube is difficult

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Google's chief executive, Sandar Pichai, said YouTube is not the way the company wants to be, and in an interview with Google Axios Peshay spoke of his reactions to video site scandals and recent changes.

"We are making an effort to be able to better classify materials of higher quality and prevent infringing content," he added.

But he said that content that does not completely violate the policies can still cause harm, and tracking off infringing content on YouTube is difficult.

Last week, he said YouTube It blocks videos that promote one group as better than others, changes recommended videos to exclude more "infringing content, and restricts monetization to creators who break.