And YouTube hasn't helped themselves in the public eye, especially among their creators. Prime example: COPPA,(reply>), @Kudz I know they didn't create COPPA. But the problem is that 1) the COPPA law is outdated as fuck and 2) the way YouTube went about trying to cover their ass ended up hurting creators revenue streams AND by exposing them to liability at the same time.<br><br><br>UEG even stated how after COPPA, despite notating their video were NOT FOR CHILDREN, their videos were somehow still manually changed by someone at YouTube to be for kids to air toy advertisements targeted to kids, exposing them to possible criminal liability.<br><br><br>If anything, UEG has every right to jump on the bandwagon and state that YouTube heads are so incompetent that they are enabling bad actors while throwing good faith creators to the wolves.,(reply>), Ummmm YouTube didn't create COPPA that has been a law for years. YouTube was caught violating it by targeting kids with ads.