YouTube will no longer limit ads on videos that drop the f-bomb early
YouTube has relaxed its ad guideline policy regarding profanity in videos. Previously, videos containing strong profanity, such as the "f-bomb," in the first seven seconds were ineligible for full monetization. Now, these videos can be fully monetized, as long as the profanity is not used excessively or in the title and thumbnail. Advertisers can now target content based on their desired level of profanity. However, using strong swear words in titles and thumbnails will still limit a video's advertisements, and using excessive profanity in a single video may violate the platform's advertiser-friendly content guidelines. The change reflects the evolving attitudes of advertisers towards profanity in online content.
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