YouTube launches ‘Second Chances’ pilot for some terminated creators
YouTube launches ‘Second Chances’ pilot for some terminated creators YouTube has started a pilot “second chances” program allowing some previously terminated creators to request a fresh channel on the platform. The company says eligible creators can apply to create a new channel, but they will not regain access to their old channels, subscribers, or content. Key details New channels only: Anyone approved can create a brand-new channel; terminated channels and subscriber lists remain inaccessible. Eligibility is limited and vague: YouTube says only "qualified creators" can apply and hasn’t published a full list of eligible termination types. Not for copyright repeat offenders: Creators banned for copyright infringement are explicitly excluded from applying. Review process: YouTube will roll the pilot out over months and review requests carefully, considering severity and persistence of…
