YouTube will increase the minimum age of the direct broadcast to 16

YouTube increases the minimum life required for its users for direct broadcast to 16. In a message uploaded toIt has been emphasized that as of July 22, creators will need to be at the age of 16 or older for the unaccompanied broadcast on the platform. Previously, YouTube was stating that children under the age of 13 should have been clearly accompanied by an adult if they wanted to spread direct content, but moving forward in this base would extend to anyone between anyone between the ages of 13 and 15 years.

YouTube warns that any 16 -year -old or older person continues to live without an adult who is more than 22 July risk disrupting direct chat, as well as access to other advantages that have been temporarily canceled. YouTube ultimately adds is to remove the direct flows that were found to break the rules, and any person whose account is banned from the direct flow will be banned using a different channel. Doing this can ultimately lead to an end calculation. The Teamyoutube account said in Creators who are affected by base changes will be notified by email if their flows are dropped.

Creators under the age of 16 and who want to follow the live broadcast will be able to grant access to adults to their channel as an editor, director or owner, allowing them to start a flow of the account associated with their channels. Previously, this had to be done from YouTube’s live control room. YouTube said that adults are participating in the creation of a person under 16 years of age that will have to be “clearly present” and it is clear that it is part of the live broadcast.

We have contacted YouTube for more details, because the post does not provide an explanation for the reason for making these changes now. But it will undoubtedly be a blow to younger creators with a current big audience.