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The company explains: Egregious clickbait occurs when the video’s title or thumbnail includes promises or claims that aren’t delivered within the video itself, especially when that content ...

However, the platform clarified that it will not immediately issue strikes against creators. Image Credit: Reuters YouTube is tightening its policies against Indian content creators who rely on ...

YouTube has announced plans to implement stricter rules targeting Indian content creators who use misleading titles or thumbnails to lure viewers into clicking on their videos. The platform, owned by ...

However, in the race to gain views and subscribers, some creators chose the road of ‘clickbait thumbnails’— which are misleading images or titles that do not align with the video content.

Clickbait titles and thumbnails have long been a frustration for YouTube viewers. They can mislead people into clicking on videos, only to find content that doesn't match their expectations. Listen to ...

YouTube has announced that it’s going to begin cracking down on “clickbait” titles and thumbnails on videos, starting with a rollout of the policy in India. The Google-owned video platform ...

YouTube policies are violated if videos have misleading thumbnails It will initially start removing content without issuing a strike This measure will be rolled out ...