YouTube to Bring Back Creators Banned for COVID Misinformation
YouTube reversed bans on accounts removed for COVID-19 and 2020 election misinformation after admitting Biden administration pressured wrongful censorship, allowing some creators to seek reinstatement.
- On Tuesday, YouTube announced it will create a process to reinstate content creators banned in recent years, revealing the plan in a letter to the US House Judiciary Committee.
- After legal filings, Alphabet acknowledged the Biden administration pressured YouTube to remove posts that did not break rules and called this interference `unacceptable and wrong`.
- With more than 2 billion users, YouTube said it `values conservative voices on its platform`, naming banned figures including Dan Bongino, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and Steve Bannon.
- Celebrating the reversal, Republicans said House Judiciary chair Jim Jordan hailed it as `another victory in the fight against censorship`, while Laura Loomer accused YouTube of `gaslighting` and said her account remains demonetized.
- As platforms roll back pandemic-era rules, YouTube has relaxed moderation thresholds in 2023–2024, while the House Judiciary Committee and Supreme Court continue scrutiny over transparency and limits.
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YouTube to Bring Back Creators Banned for COVID Misinformation
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