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Hey everyone,
I’ve been running a Shorts channel that’s grown to about 300k subscribers and 150–200M views in 4 months. It’s been doing well since June. and has been monetised since then My concern is this: back in 2023, I had a tiny channel (like 10 subs, barely any views) that got terminated. That account had no phone, no AdSense, no recovery info basically nothing tied to it. Has anyone here seen a bigger channel get flagged months later just because of an old, tiny terminated one?
 
Hey everyone,
I’ve been running a Shorts channel that’s grown to about 300k subscribers and 150–200M views in 4 months. It’s been doing well since June. and has been monetised since then My concern is this: back in 2023, I had a tiny channel (like 10 subs, barely any views) that got terminated. That account had no phone, no AdSense, no recovery info basically nothing tied to it. Has anyone here seen a bigger channel get flagged months later just because of an old, tiny terminated one?
Do not worry about it now. You cannot change anything about it now.
 
Don't worry, deleting your old small channel will have almost no impact. Just keep your current channel compliant with policies, good security and transparent content and you're safe.
 
I don’t think you need to worry. If that old channel had no AdSense, phone, or recovery info tied to it, it won’t affect your new one. YouTube usually only connects channels when there’s a clear link. Keep your current account clean and you’ll be fine. Congrats on the crazy growth btw
 
Hey everyone,
I’ve been running a Shorts channel that’s grown to about 300k subscribers and 150–200M views in 4 months. It’s been doing well since June. and has been monetised since then My concern is this: back in 2023, I had a tiny channel (like 10 subs, barely any views) that got terminated. That account had no phone, no AdSense, no recovery info basically nothing tied to it. Has anyone here seen a bigger channel get flagged months later just because of an old, tiny terminated one?
It's unlikely that your new, larger channel will be flagged because of the old, small one. YouTube usually doesn't link accounts unless there's a direct violation or pattern tied to things like IP or device data. To stay safe, make sure your current channel follows all guidelines and add recovery info like a phone number and email. As long as your content is compliant, you should be fine.
 
You should find out why the big channel was deleted. Both to assess whether this will affect the small channel. And to gain experience for the next time you manage and build other channels.
Does your big channel manage many small channels? If so, will the other small channels be affected?
 
I see no reason to be worried, stay safe and you should be fine.
 
I don’t think you need to worry. If that old channel had no AdSense, phone, or recovery info tied to it, it won’t affect your new one. YouTube usually only connects channels when there’s a clear link. Keep your current account clean and you’ll be fine. Congrats on the crazy growth btw
Thanks bro
 
Hey everyone,
I’ve been running a Shorts channel that’s grown to about 300k subscribers and 150–200M views in 4 months. It’s been doing well since June. and has been monetised since then My concern is this: back in 2023, I had a tiny channel (like 10 subs, barely any views) that got terminated. That account had no phone, no AdSense, no recovery info basically nothing tied to it. Has anyone here seen a bigger channel get flagged months later just because of an old, tiny terminated one?
It’s unlikely that your big, monetized channel would get flagged just because of an old, tiny terminated account, especially if they’re not linked by phone, email, or IP. YouTube mostly judges accounts individually, but staying cautious and avoiding linking info between accounts is smart. Keep following guidelines closely, and your main channel should be safe.
 
It’s unlikely that your big, monetized channel would get flagged just because of an old, tiny terminated account, especially if they’re not linked by phone, email, or IP. YouTube mostly judges accounts individually, but staying cautious and avoiding linking info between accounts is smart. Keep following guidelines closely, and your main channel should be safe.
The problem is that google account is gone i deleted it when it got terminated but when i checked on google it says it still can be terminated thats why im worried
 
You don’t have to stress too much. If that old channel didn’t have any AdSense, phone numbers, or recovery info linked to it, your new account should be fine. YouTube typically only flags accounts when there’s a clear connection between them. As long as you keep the new one clean and avoid any risky behavior, you’re good to go. And hey, congrats on the insane growth — that’s awesome!
 
You don’t have to stress too much. If that old channel didn’t have any AdSense, phone numbers, or recovery info linked to it, your new account should be fine. YouTube typically only flags accounts when there’s a clear connection between them. As long as you keep the new one clean and avoid any risky behavior, you’re good to go. And hey, congrats on the insane growth — that’s awesome!
Thanks bro
 
first of all congrats on the channel that’s huge growth 300k subs in 4 months is crazy numbers, about your question no i don’t think youtube will connect your big channel to that tiny one you lost back in 2023, especially since you had no adsense or phone tied to it, youtube usually flags channels when there is same payment info, same recovery or same device activity repeated, not just because you had one dead channel years ago
so as long as your current channel has clean setup and you don’t repeat same mistakes you good, i’ve seen people lose small channels and still grow big ones later with no issues
 
first of all congrats on the channel that’s huge growth 300k subs in 4 months is crazy numbers, about your question no i don’t think youtube will connect your big channel to that tiny one you lost back in 2023, especially since you had no adsense or phone tied to it, youtube usually flags channels when there is same payment info, same recovery or same device activity repeated, not just because you had one dead channel years ago
so as long as your current channel has clean setup and you don’t repeat same mistakes you good, i’ve seen people lose small channels and still grow big ones later with no issues
The old account was me posting some copyright music for fun only 3 videos
 
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