Great news! 🎉 After a manual review, two of my YouTube channels have now been reinstated, confirming they were not in violation of YouTube's Terms of Service.
Thank you so much to @TeamYouTube for taking the time to review my case. I truly appreciate the support. 🙏
My remaining channel, FAME YT, was terminated under the Circumvention Policy after the original enforcement. Since the original decision has now been reversed and two related channels have already been restored, I kindly ask if the team could also take another look at FAME YT.
Thank you again for your time and consideration. ❤️
One of my YouTube channels was terminated for "Spam, Deceptive Practices & Scams," even though all of my content was original. Since then, I haven't been able to access any of my other channels through YouTube Studio.
My main channel is still public and continues getting views, but I can't manage it. They're just stuck on loading.
I genuinely don't understand what's happening. @TeamYouTube Please take another look.
Hello @TeamYouTube, my channel with 1.3M subscribers was removed for Spam & Deceptive Practices. My appeal was rejected but I strictly create high-quality educational content and No spam metadata or misleading links were used. Please human review my case
https://t.co/cn9y4lO70w
Hey @TeamYouTube From the reply you have given it appears that you have not done human review again, as I am 100% sure that I have not committed any violation. I have been working for 5 years, if there was any mistake on my channel then it should have been deleted long ago.
Could you please explain why other channels have been approved, while it feels like mine was not reviewed thoroughly by your team?
@TeamYouTube@YouTubeLiaison
🚨 Why do creators have to come to X just to get a human review? 🚨
I’ve spent over a month gathering screenshots, support chats, timelines, and evidence surrounding my 40,000-subscriber channel termination.
On May 13, YouTube was experiencing widespread upload issues that were publicly acknowledged by TeamYouTube.
During that outage, I deleted and re-uploaded the same video approximately 8 times because it would not upload or process correctly.
Creator Support later told me my account had unusual activity on May 13.
Shortly after, my account was hit.
I’ve spent the last month trying to understand whether the unusual activity and spam-related upload attempts were triggered by my repeated upload attempts during a confirmed YouTube outage.
If creators have screenshots, support conversations, timelines, and documented evidence, why does it feel like public posts are the only way to get a deeper review?
A review shouldn’t depend on traction.
It should depend on the evidence.
@TeamYouTube Please review my case, the support chats, and the May 13 outage timeline. The repeated upload attempts occurred because the video would not upload correctly during the outage, and I believe that activity deserves a deeper review.
71 days since my channel was wrongly removed from YouTube.
Every day I wake up hoping for an update.
How do you get past losing something you spent years building? #youtube
It’s been two months since my channel, with an audience of 760k subscribers, was unjustly deleted by the YouTube team @TeamYouTube . I haven’t received any clear answers from them - just boilerplate responses like “you violated the rules” or “there was an error.” But how could a channel featuring Roblox videos be deleted?
I know there was a massive wave of demonetizations and channel bans, and I wasn’t the only one affected thousands of creators with high-quality original content that never contained such violations were also hit. I’m asking the YouTube team to reconsider their decision and review my channel, Bloomation, again. I’m tired of being left in the lurch because of your mistake, which you haven’t been able to fix for two months.
P.S. From the creator of the Bloomation channel to the YouTube team @TeamYouTube
YouTube don't care about small creators.
The screenshot is mine, same channel. It feels like they give you a glimpse of what could have been and then take it all away.
When a small creator gets terminated or demonetized, there is very little they can do. Appeals are rejected quickly, support is extremely limited, and most responses feel automated in any place you'd try to write.
Today, @TeamYouTube told me on X that they would send me a DM. Just one minute later, they replied saying that the decision still stands.
It doesn't feel like anyone actually reviewed anything.
Visibility seems to matter. I've seen larger creators get issues resolved the same day, while smaller creators struggle to get a real human review.
If you're currently fighting a wrongful termination or demonetization, I genuinely hope you get your channel back. Unfortunately, that hasn't been my experience.
I hope more large creators speak up about these issues and help smaller creators get their voices heard. @MrBeast@RyanTrahan@sssniperwolf@ishowspeedsui