Since the beginning of President Donald Trump's second term in office, YouTube has reportedly loosened its content-moderation policies. According to The New York Times, the Google-owned social ...

In an interview with the New York Times, Neal Mohan was asked about the platform’s responsibility for policing lies, conspiracy theories, and hate speech, but avoided addressing the questions in any ...

YouTube quietly loosened its video moderation rules a few weeks before Donald Trump was sworn in as president a second time, reports the New York Times. The new rules encourage the site’s moderators ...

YouTube quietly made changes to its moderation policies last December, ahead of President Donald Trump's second term. According to The New York Times, which reviewed internal documents, YouTube is ...

Anyone who spends time on social media knows that it’s hard to avoid abusive misinformation, abusive language and offensive content. Platforms like Facebook and YouTube have content moderation systems ...

“But unlike Meta and X, YouTube has not made public statements about relaxing its content moderation. The online video service introduced its new policy in mid-December in training material that was ...

Chris Thomas was a reporter at Android Police from 2022 until 2025. YouTube recently doubled its threshold for removing misinformation to 50% of a video, for content that's deemed popular enough.

SAN FRANCISCO — For years, YouTube has removed videos with derogatory slurs, misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines and election falsehoods, saying the content violated the platform’s rules. But since ...

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