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[Reznov]

One weird thing that i noticed on youtube is that there's an application that gives you the ability to download mp4/mp3 files from different websites (including facebook), that app is being promoted by a lot of youtubers even if downloading copyrighted videos or songs is prohibited .
Not only that, but also there are promoted posts of *** toys by wish.com on facebook, that if you try to post the same picture on your own , it will be removed and you'll get a warning.
How do you think that's possible and what's the trick behind them ?

 

[Balint098]

You Tube cares only when people using something that violates copyright laws in the video, they don't care if people promoting torrent, warez or downloader like that. I once spotted how Adsense (ads network owned by Google) promoting HYIP site lol.

 

[Reznov]

You Tube cares only when people using something that violates copyright laws in the video, they don't care if people promoting torrent, warez or downloader like that. I once spotted how Adsense (ads network owned by Google) promoting HYIP site lol.

Hyip is a whole different thing, unlike youtubers promoting apps that directly lead you to brealing law when it comes to copyright and stuff

 

[btcmaker]

Hyip is a whole different thing, unlike youtubers promoting apps that directly lead you to brealing law when it comes to copyright and stuff

hello there. i agree with you 1000 % . on youtube you need to follow copy right other wise youtube will ban you and you cant use the Ip address for another chehenal creat. hyip as mistary and you can predict that when it will go scam

 

[Balint098]

Hyip is a whole different thing, unlike youtubers promoting apps that directly lead you to brealing law when it comes to copyright and stuff

Both are illegal though. And I think HYIP is even more worse than a simple torrent/downloader since HYIP robs people from their hard-earned money.

 

[Reznov]

Both are illegal though. And I think HYIP is even more worse than a simple torrent/downloader since HYIP robs people from their hard-earned money.

Well still, using pirated softwares is even worse, imagine how many $ will the company lose because people don't purchase it, if a hyip scams users in the short or even long term, nobody else will use it again, but a pirated software gets in a loop where everyone uses it and harms the company

 

[Balint098]

You sure you pay for the softwares you're using? I heard the piracy rate in a lot of third world countries exceeded 90%. For example, virtually everyone pirated Winrar and yet the companies still profiting 1 million USD per year. Why? Because normal folks are not it's main target consumer, it's the corporates who paid the license price.

 

[Reznov]

You sure you pay for the softwares you're using? I heard the piracy rate in a lot of third world countries exceeded 90%. For example, virtually everyone pirated Winrar and yet the companies still profiting 1 million USD per year. Why? Because normal folks are not it's main target consumer, it's the corporates who paid the license price.

you probably misunderstood what i said, i said piracy is even worse because people just use the pirated software without paying the company anything which is a loss for the developpers

 

[Balint098]

I think you're the one who misunderstood me here. Like I said before, millions of people use the cracked version of Winrar and yet the company still profit from the software? Why? Because common people are not the target consumers for them, it's the big companies that pays for the license. It's not just winrar that follow the same business model, many other software companies do the same.

 

[Reznov]

I think you're the one who misunderstood me here. Like I said before, millions of people use the cracked version of Winrar and yet the company still profit from the software? Why? Because common people are not the target consumers for them, it's the big companies that pays for the license. It's not just winrar that follow the same business model, many other software companies do the same.

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but that's not even related to our topic, let me repeat it once again, basically, a lot of things that are against communities rules and guidlines are being promoted in youtube/facebook without any issues, normal users aren't able to do that, but big companies are able that, and i asked about the trick behind that, simple as that

 

[Balint098]

but that's not even related to our topic, let me repeat it once again, basically, a lot of things that are against communities rules and guidlines are being promoted in youtube/facebook without any issues, normal users aren't able to do that, but big companies are able that, and i asked about the trick behind that, simple as that

Alright, that last post of mine was just replying to your post here:

you probably misunderstood what i said, i said piracy is even worse because people just use the pirated software without paying the company anything which is a loss for the developpers

As for how people are able to promote stuff like that on You Tube maybe is by using aged account. You can buy some at several marketplaces around the net.

 

[Reznov]

Alright, that last post of mine was just replying to your post here:



As for how people are able to promote stuff like that on You Tube maybe is by using aged account. You can buy some at several marketplaces around the net.

They pay youtubers to promote their products ( app in this case ), but in facebook you can see their posts being sponsored and having reacts which means facebook has a knowledge about them

 

[UserU]

Good question. We can call their AI somewhat "dumb", but scammers tend to know how to bypass their filters.

Just like how those phishing ads appearing on Google searches but if you're a publisher and posted something "offensive", it gets flagged before you could even blink.

 

[Balint098]

Good question. We can call their AI somewhat "dumb", but scammers tend to know how to bypass their filters.

I don't think it's ads submissions controlled by A.I. They go through manual inspection by human. But because Google main revenue is from ads, they don't care about some malicious ads as long as they earn them money.

but if you're a publisher and posted something "offensive"

It's because publishers are basically Google's slaves, if you don't want to play by their rule then you should quit.

 

[RaOne]

i can relate to this because i saw people promoting that application as well, not only that, but in some mobile ads, there are even instagram auto likers too which is hilarious to see because that's completely not allowed to have bots to boost your account .

 

[Balint098]

there are even instagram auto likers too which is hilarious to see because that's completely not allowed to have bots to boost your account .

Online system can always be exploited on. Some genius marketer who can also code a bot can make more than 100 bot accounts to spam the hell out Instagram.

 

[UserU]

I don't think it's ads submissions controlled by A.I. They go through manual inspection by human. But because Google main revenue is from ads, they don't care about some malicious ads as long as they earn them money.

Not really. I used to advertise on their advertising platform (Google Ads), the staffs did mention their automated system several whenever I contacted their support. One keyword could trigger the system, and all it took was some rewording and all's good.

It's because publishers are basically Google's slaves, if you don't want to play by their rule then you should quit.

It's ironic when they lay out all sort of TOS but they don't even want to be transparent. For instance, banning without reason.

 

[adventurer]

for the youtube situation you said it's promoted by youtubers so it has nothing with google ADs platform, youtubers got paid to make that AD
and for facebook those ads shows what u are interesting in, and those shopping sites has facebook pixels on it it detect those things
so when they do the ads they just put their domain nothing else then facebook pixel will detect and show you what you are interested in

 

[Dean1]

On many platforms, human reviewers have a part in the ad clearance process. They may make mistakes or misread the guidelines, resulting in the display of illegal advertisements unintentionally. Every day, popular platforms receive a large number of ad submissions.

 

[btcmaker]

On many platforms, human reviewers have a part in the ad clearance process. They may make mistakes or misread the guidelines, resulting in the display of illegal advertisements unintentionally. Every day, popular platforms receive a large number of ad submissions.

agreed