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YouTube announced its "Second Chance" program to let some previously terminated creators have the opportunity to request a new channel.

Some creators banned will be able to apply for a new channel, but not for copyright strikes.

The program would not apply to those who infringed on copyright or violated YouTube’s creator responsibility policies.

The new program appears to follow a promise to Congress to reinstate creators who were banned for violating its COVID-19 or ...

YouTube stated that appeals to return would be evaluated based on several factors, including whether the policy in question ...

In a company blog post, the YouTube team said, “As the heart of the creator economy, YouTube provides an incredible opportunity for creators to build not just an audience but a business. There are now ...

YouTube has explained its plan to give some creators "second chances" though it isn't saying exactly who will qualify.

YouTube is offering some permanently banned creators a shot at redemption. But getting back on the platform comes with a major catch.

YouTube will now allow any banned creator to request reinstatement, but this is separate from appealing a ban. If a channel is banned, creators continue to have the option of appealing the ban. If ...