Supercell took my video down...

[MrT131]

Hey guys,

recently i uploaded a YouTube video on how to get free gems in a Supercell game (CPA Content Locking).
Now they manually took down my video because of "Copyright" and i'm not shure what i should do.

Should i just continue uploading or take down all Supercell videos and hoping that this doesn't ends in a lawsuit? Did you guys ever made experiences with this?

Thanks for all answers.

 

[Aleksandrius]

No, they probably aren't going to sue you. But YT will take down your account if you continue to upload any Supercell-related videos.
A few years ago, when CPA was still a big thing, I received a ton of these copyright complaints. Yes, my videos were taken down, but none of these cases ended in a lawsuit.
Just to be sure, start using proxies and some fake accounts.
Anyway, G started deindexing these "free gems" sites and videos quite aggressively. Is it back on yet?
Good luck with the copyright case.

 

[Deleted member 784116]

It's no big deal just continue with other channels and accounts or even same channel. This happens all the time, most important is that you don't appeal this cus then it might cause a real lawsuit, but as long as you just go on nothing more will come out of it

 

[Kommando]

I don't think that they will take action, however you should always use at least some protection. Don't upload from your personal account, use a VPN, etc. You don't want:
a) to be a low hanging fruit for them
b) to have your Youtube/Google accounts linked together

 

[MrT131]

No, they probably aren't going to sue you. But YT will take down your account if you continue to upload any Supercell-related videos.
A few years ago, when CPA was still a big thing, I received a ton of these copyright complaints. Yes, my videos were taken down, but none of these cases ended in a lawsuit.
Just to be sure, start using proxies and some fake accounts.
Anyway, G started deindexing these "free gems" sites and videos quite aggressively. Is it back on yet?
Good luck with the copyright case.

Okay, thank you!
tbh i just started spamming some shitty windows movie maker videos and it worked so i'm going to continue it, just without any Supercell games.

It's no big deal just continue with other channels and accounts or even same channel. This happens all the time, most important is that you don't appeal this cus then it might cause a real lawsuit, but as long as you just go on nothing more will come out of it

Yeah, i also instantly delete the other Supercell game videos and didn't appealed it.

I don't think that they will take action, however you should always use at least some protection. Don't upload from your personal account, use a VPN, etc. You don't want:
a) to be a low hanging fruit for them
b) to have your Youtube/Google accounts linked together

With linked together you mean like using my private gmail as a restore email for my fake accounts, right?
I also thought about using a VPN, which one do you recommend bro? (fast and free if you know some)

 

[iDontContribute]

Rather than directly answer your question, I'll drop a little advice. Want to lower the rate at which your videos get copyright claimed? Choose a different title. "How to get free gems" is clearly a scam, right? That's how both Youtube and Supercell see it at least. You have to disguise it better, for example, "how to build up a lot of gems quickly" could be a legit guide video, and it will take them a lot longer to find. Obviously this is a trial and error thing, but those are my $0.02.