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I made a youtube channel featuring a woman doing art. The thing is, she was showing her legs, clothed, but the weirdos at youtube didn't like it and removed my channel.

I tried making another channel, new email, new woman, not even showing her body just her hands and face. And those mfs deleted the channel because of circumvention.

So what do I do now. New email, new videos, new artist, new verification number, etc wasn't enough. Do I also need a new ip?
 
Yes use the proxy and make sure the next time upload any scene that contains any rule violation then use semi blue feature on video scenes to make your account safe from ban

Thanks!
Thank you for the advice, but , what's the semi blue feature?
 
Semi-blur is when you use the blur filter/add-on video scenes with blur visibility of 10% to 20% with that you content is visible 90% and at the same time you won't violate any Youtube TOS

Thanks!
Great, I understand. Yeah I got confused because it said "semi blue" so I thought it was something I didn't know.

The issue is, that the videos were also different, so it's not like there's certain conflicting part. I discarded all videos I uploaded on the firstly banned channel, got a new artist to do the new ones and that channel got banned because it was circumventing supposedly. So the content and woman are totally different, and my issue is, how's youtube linking the channels if everything is different, just same ip. Even the verification number is different.
 
Hi Orozuz, have you checked other similar channels like - @MimimooIllustration, @JaneBeata, @movejulie, @valerielin, etc.?

Look at them and try to simulate what they are doing.

Something tells me you are trying to sexualize too much, but I might be wrong.

Tell us what types of videos you put out, that would help to figure out what causes the bans.
 
I made a youtube channel featuring a woman doing art. The thing is, she was showing her legs, clothed, but the weirdos at youtube didn't like it and removed my channel.

I tried making another channel, new email, new woman, not even showing her body just her hands and face. And those mfs deleted the channel because of circumvention.

So what do I do now. New email, new videos, new artist, new verification number, etc wasn't enough. Do I also need a new ip?
Yes, you need a new IP and maybe someone been reporting your channels! Hope you not copying or claiming to be who you not?
 
Do once this change the MAC address + use Anti detect browser + use proxy + use the new number to create an account and try that out & hopefully your issue will get fixed

Thanks!
I'll try that, thanks! that would be necessary just to create the channel or each time I upload, reply to a comment, etc I'd have to use those settings?

Hi Orozuz, have you checked other similar channels like - @MimimooIllustration, @JaneBeata, @movejulie, @valerielin, etc.?

Look at them and try to simulate what they are doing.

Something tells me you are trying to sexualize too much, but I might be wrong.

Tell us what types of videos you put out, that would help to figure out what causes the bans.
Honestly 0 sexualization. The 1st channel, with the 1st artist showed her legs, and she kinds of have a thick booty, but she was wearing pants, normal clothes. 0 sexualization but I can't help it if youtube thinks that a thick booty is sexualizing per se.

2nd channel, even more cautious and the woman there isn't even showing parts that could be conflicting even if covered. The reason the 2nd one got deleted was circumvention, not sexual content.

Yes, you need a new IP and maybe someone been reporting your channels! Hope you not copying or claiming to be who you not?

Yeah that's what I'm starting to think, that someone is reporting the videos. Because I've had youtube channels that are straight up sexualizing content, like tiktok models with a g string and not a single strike. And now legit artists get this weird banning.

Checking and changing IP is a must
Just for the channel creation? or for any endeavour that requires me to login the channel?
 
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I made a youtube channel featuring a woman doing art. The thing is, she was showing her legs, clothed, but the weirdos at youtube didn't like it and removed my channel.

I tried making another channel, new email, new woman, not even showing her body just her hands and face. And those mfs deleted the channel because of circumvention.

So what do I do now. New email, new videos, new artist, new verification number, etc wasn't enough. Do I also need a new ip?
Switch to rumble and find ways to monetize that.
 
after doing this process once you can keep it remains the same & until any problem occurs

Thanks!
Great, thank you.

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Switch to rumble and find ways to monetize that.
I hadn't heard of it but I'll give it a go.

It sounds like you're trying to drive traffic to OnlyFans or some other "adult website", is that correct?
No dude, I'm honestly not. Just an isolated youtube channel, without links or outside references of any kind.
 
No dude, I'm honestly not. Just an isolated youtube channel, without links or outside references of any kind.

As a businessman there will come a point where you will say "FUCK YOUTUBE" and "FUCK ALL THE REST OF THEM."

The reason is sooner or later you're going to be screwed over by google, facebook, etc.. etc... etc.... And there is not a mother fucking thing that you can do about it.

In the long term, you're better off dealing with the numerous smaller platforms than you are with the giant ones.
 
from a perspective is good that you got ban, even its sound weird, but you know for sure that something is wrong,
the sad part is, that sometimes youtube make shadowban, and you are wasting time on a channel which wouldn't be shown to public, but you can add content to it, edit and so on...
 
I'll try that, thanks! that would be necessary just to create the channel or each time I upload, reply to a comment, etc I'd have to use those settings?


Honestly 0 sexualization. The 1st channel, with the 1st artist showed her legs, and she kinds of have a thick booty, but she was wearing pants, normal clothes. 0 sexualization but I can't help it if youtube thinks that a thick booty is sexualizing per se.

2nd channel, even more cautious and the woman there isn't even showing parts that could be conflicting even if covered. The reason the 2nd one got deleted was circumvention, not sexual content.



Yeah that's what I'm starting to think, that someone is reporting the videos. Because I've had youtube channels that are straight up sexualizing content, like tiktok models with a g string and not a single strike. And now legit artists get this weird banning.


Just for the channel creation? or for any endeavour that requires me to login the channel?
That circumvention is a nice term which includes almost everything.

As others have suggested, I would try to either get a completely new device with a new Data SIM card, and post only from that OR if you must be on a dedicated ISP, you can try anti detect browser with a proxy.
 
youtube make shadowban, and you are wasting time on a channel which wouldn't be shown to public, but you can add content to it, edit and so on...

That's happen to me (us).
It's the main reason that I (we) stopped uploading to youtube. Instead we swtiched to platforms like Rumble, Bitchute, Dailymotion, Veoh and Playeur
 
I made a youtube channel featuring a woman doing art. The thing is, she was showing her legs, clothed, but the weirdos at youtube didn't like it and removed my channel.

I tried making another channel, new email, new woman, not even showing her body just her hands and face. And those mfs deleted the channel because of circumvention.

So what do I do now. New email, new videos, new artist, new verification number, etc wasn't enough. Do I also need a new ip?

I don't get it? Are you in a country with super strict backwards anti-women laws like Iran or something?

Is this a real woman, or AI generated, or why on earth would you think that's the cause of your channel being banned? Did they send you a message stating that specifically?

There's tons of popular channels with women working out in skimpy clothes.
 
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