Logan Paul - one of YouTube's most popular and controversial video-makers - has announced he will no longer release material on a "daily" basis.
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Why? Uh, because they're brightly colored?? We guess???????
The change will officially begin this July.
IN THE wake of one of YouTube’s biggest personalities being punished for filming a dead man, the world is turning on another star.
YouTube has taken further action against social media star Logan Paul
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It appears that YouTube is more responsible for the first crisis of the year on its video platform than was initially thought.
If you do allow your child to use YouTube, warn them that they may find material by accident that is upsetting
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Susan Wojcicki admitted in the broadsheet that "bad actors" had used the website to "mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm."