Recent content by korcor

You could have all these things. Or you could have inside relationship with some YouTube employees who can help you. It's YouTube corporate fraud, I know guys who got access to 3 accounts using forged documents. They didn't have all that staff people talking about. They have non exclusive...

Another CMS joined mass piracy on YouTube - SAB Group Digital. Looks like YouTube is happy with this.

They steal money from others and ruin YouTube's reputation. If you can make hundreds of thousands of dollars this way, why create something?

Another new Hollywod movies from Netflix. Welcome to see Netflix on YouTube:

Another pirated channel under Indonesian CMS "LabelProM" . Welcome to see Red Notice from Netflix -

Another example of piracy. Almost 2 million views in 3 days. Netflix movie - You can't even imagine the scale of piracy on YouTube through CMS. CMS are untouchable despite hundreds of facts and hundreds of channels.

Another example of piracy. Almost 2 million views in 3 days. Netflix movie - You can't even imagine the scale of piracy on YouTube through CMS. CMS are untouchable despite hundreds of facts and hundreds of channels.

I don't. But there are companies that definitely won't like it. And they have money too.

You can enjoy watching Army of dead on YouTube. And YouTube will take it's share from piracy -

This is a perfect example of how broken the YouTube CMS system has become. LabelProM is one of several CMS accounts that were either revoked and re-purchased or silently restored, and now it’s back with dozens of pirate movie channels uploading full-length films owned by Netflix, Sony...

This is a perfect example of how broken the YouTube CMS system has become. LabelProM is one of several CMS accounts that were either revoked and re-purchased or silently restored, and now it’s back with dozens of pirate movie channels uploading full-length films owned by Netflix, Sony...

I get your point — contacting the original rights holders would usually be the right move. But in this case, it doesn’t solve the root of the problem. Here’s why: •When a rights holder submits a DMCA notice, YouTube just removes one video. •Meanwhile, the same movie is already uploaded on 30+...

Hello everyne, The situation I’m describing involves large-scale fraud, millions of dollars in revenue, and serious potential legal implications. I need advice and would appreciate feedback from anyone familiar with YouTube’s CMS, Content ID, or legal escalation. ⸻ What’s happening? •...

Thanks for reply. But the main question for me is how they bypassing content ID? Even most CMS cannot do that. Some CMS accounts can do that as tgey have "not claimable" function. But this one doesn't have it. So, this guy bypass content ID and use CMS advantages to monetize latest Hollywood...

I understand that everyone of you is just shocked. But any thoughts?