YouTuber xQc has had his channel suddenly terminated and shut down, after he seemingly violated the site’s community guidelines surrounding copyright.
Content creation and livestreaming can be so unpredictable.
It’s this debate that began thedoxxing debacle between SSSniperwolf and Jacksfilmsearlier this year. Lately, xQc has refrained from posting reaction content on his main channel in the hopes of avoiding a copyright strike. His hopes were in vain though. Yesterday, on 26 November, xQc’s channel was terminated and taken down. If you attempted to visit the site, it read, “This page isn’t available. Sorry about that. Try searching for something else.”
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He continued, “I’m financially not mad about it and never will, cause it was always for people. YouTube is for people, I don’t care what the amount of money it makes… It sucks that we lose it for now because people don’t get their content, right? But revenue-wise, I haven’t looked twice at it.”
It looks as if the ban may be in the opening stages of being lifted. At the time of writing, if you search xQc via YouTube, the account is still not visible. However, if you search xQc via Google, you are now able to click on the channel with all content available to view. I’m imagining we’ll see a full restoration as the day progresses.
Topics:Youtube
