The kind who doesn't want to be a parent.
YouTube quietly pushed through an update this summer that hides Ad Breaks in the video progress bar on certain web browsers. They haven't pushed this through on the Android App yet for example.
He has been talking about this and the content ID shit constantly the past few days.
Oh, Pig will squeal and screech in narcissistic rage if it happens anyway, because he still wants all the money from all the sources. Plus his shitty channel is where his beggacy comes from, so losing it would probably make him drink alot purely due to the blow to his fragile and bloated ego. Plus he can then honk and snort to his base of literal re.tards that this bad thing happened, even if it minimally affected him because that's how all his cryfests and beggathons work, and then oink in greed as he makes more money than usual.These changes are bothering him so much.
I'm really looking forward to the moment when Youtube's system deems one of his videos as "content for children" or slap him with a warning/strike because he didn't label a video accordingly, causing him to miss out on add revenue. He'll be fucking livid, I bet.
Oh wait, no, he doesn't give a fuck about Youtube anymore, it's just an archive for his fans. I forgot, my bad. He'll probably be able to compose himself and be cool about it when it happens, not making himself look like a total assmonkey.
The art style, the room full of wires, this could be the work of a detractor. Philip does seem to be depicted a bit clownish. I can almost make out the word “penis” on the television in red.
It's funny how he says other streamers color their hair or make dumb faces on their thumbnails thus they are advertising to kids. He does realize he has thumbnails on dspgaming of his fanart so kids may think this cartoon phil is "funny" thus he just advertized to kids. Also his kogaming channel has plenty of cartoon phils and phils making weird faces. He is truly an idiot about his own industry and job. Also i love how nowhere on his twitch or youtube channel it says his content is not meant for kids. Hell on twitch you can put the option of 18+ to notify viewers that your content isnt for younger audiences but he doesnt put that option on. So technically phil is admitting he is advertising to kids. "Im not a childerns entertainer" my ass lol
Don't worry, I'm here to save Phil and paint his future excuses.
No it doesn't, it does allow collection of data for under 13 year olds, providing a consent is provided by parents/legal guardian. Now, how one would implement a workflow for getting this consent is a different can of worms and not an easy problem to solve.
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Autists spamming the FTC with children's content complaints in 3...2...1...DSP is going to get destroyed by this new coppa law and he isn't taking it seriously at all because he spends almost all his time streaming and isn't putting thought into it, it doesn't matter how you mark your videos (he just marked his entire channel as not for kids and thinks its over lol) and it doesn't matter what your content actually is. It just matters what the FTC person checking your video thinks, and if he is playing minecraft with a goofy outfit on he is boned. He can get a fine of 42k per video and he splits his videos up bigtime.
Youtube have pushed all the risk onto the video uploaders, and the fines are insane.
FACTS vs. Fiction: FTC & COPPA vs. LEGO & toy YouTubers
See my UPDATE VIDEO posted November 24th: https://youtu.be/F4ivd64jMaA In the new video I respond to the small, but IMO meaningful concessions in this week's...
DSP is going to get destroyed by this new coppa law and he isn't taking it seriously at all because he spends almost all his time streaming and isn't putting thought into it, it doesn't matter how you mark your videos (he just marked his entire channel as not for kids and thinks its over lol) and it doesn't matter what your content actually is. It just matters what the FTC person checking your video thinks, and if he is playing minecraft with a goofy outfit on he is boned. He can get a fine of 42k per video and he splits his videos up bigtime.
Youtube have pushed all the risk onto the video uploaders, and the fines are insane.
FACTS vs. Fiction: FTC & COPPA vs. LEGO & toy YouTubers
See my UPDATE VIDEO posted November 24th: https://youtu.be/F4ivd64jMaA In the new video I respond to the small, but IMO meaningful concessions in this week's...
It's funny because he chose the worst possible way to go and it's all because of ego. I mean all that we know points to him not making much on youtube anyway, so really he should just take the hit and label his channel as for children. Still, I expect Youtube to start flagging his videos as for children against his will with their algorithm before the FTC come knocking.DSP is going to get destroyed by this new coppa law and he isn't taking it seriously at all because he spends almost all his time streaming and isn't putting thought into it, it doesn't matter how you mark your videos (he just marked his entire channel as not for kids and thinks its over lol) and it doesn't matter what your content actually is. It just matters what the FTC person checking your video thinks, and if he is playing minecraft with a goofy outfit on he is boned. He can get a fine of 42k per video and he splits his videos up bigtime.
Youtube have pushed all the risk onto the video uploaders, and the fines are insane.
FACTS vs. Fiction: FTC & COPPA vs. LEGO & toy YouTubers
See my UPDATE VIDEO posted November 24th: https://youtu.be/F4ivd64jMaA In the new video I respond to the small, but IMO meaningful concessions in this week's...
DSP is going to get destroyed by this new coppa law and he isn't taking it seriously at all because he spends almost all his time streaming and isn't putting thought into it, it doesn't matter how you mark your videos (he just marked his entire channel as not for kids and thinks its over lol) and it doesn't matter what your content actually is. It just matters what the FTC person checking your video thinks, and if he is playing minecraft with a goofy outfit on he is boned. He can get a fine of 42k per video and he splits his videos up bigtime.
Youtube have pushed all the risk onto the video uploaders, and the fines are insane.
FACTS vs. Fiction: FTC & COPPA vs. LEGO & toy YouTubers
See my UPDATE VIDEO posted November 24th: https://youtu.be/F4ivd64jMaA In the new video I respond to the small, but IMO meaningful concessions in this week's...
