After thinking about it for a few days, YouTube decided to take action. This Saturday, December 10, the video sharing platform demonetized the content posted by Norman Tavoy, who is accused of raping and corrupting a minor. Specifically, the person in question no longer receives income from viewing their videos. A piece of information that Le Figaro confirmed by the company. “We consider sexual harassment in all its forms unacceptable. If inappropriate content is reported on YouTube, we remove the video and/or comments. In accordance with our regulations, we may also close the relevant accountssays a spokesperson for YouTube France. And this is when the arrest of the YouTuber was removed without criminal prosecution.
“For conduct outside our platform, we strongly advise victims to report to the appropriate police or judicial authorities. If we find that an author’s behavior, on or off YouTube, is harming our users, our community, our employees, or our ecosystem, we take additional steps to protect them.“, he adds.
Norman is the third most subscribed French YouTuber. He debuted there in 2011 and according to official figures, his videos have been viewed more than 2.7 billion times. He was taken into custody. According to the Paris prosecutor’s office, “six suitors” Accuse Norman of rape. Both will be minors. Police custody was lifted on the evening of Tuesday, December 6, with no criminal prosecution at this stage, the Paris prosecutor’s office said.
Source: Le Figaro
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