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Videos in which alleged fraud and fraud are unfounded for the 2020 presidential elections will be removed from YouTube. This was announced by the video-sharing platform, owned by Google, in a maneuver destined to be attacked by Donald Trump and his Republican allies .
With a post on its blog, YouTube announces that videos, published as of today, that may “mislead people by reporting that widespread fraud and errors have changed the outcome of the 2020 presidential elections will be removed.” Until now he had resisted the demands of the Democrats in this regard, limiting himself to using “labels” inviting them to consult “authorized journalistic sources.”
YouTube explained that it has made the decision to intervene now that yesterday it expired the maximum limit granted to the states for the official certifications of the results that indicate the incontrovertible victory of Joe Biden that will be ratified next Monday by the constituency. “We will begin to apply this measure today and will continue in the coming weeks,” concludes the video exchange platform.
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