YouTube has suspended President Donald Trump’s channel for at least a week after a recent video on his channel incited violence, according to CNN.
YouTube declined to comment on the video, but said it would reconsider the decision after a week. YouTube has also removed content from the White House channel for violating company policy.
So far, YouTube has been the only social platform that has not suspended Trump’s account. Facebook suspended Donald Trump’s access to the platform indefinitely, while Twitter banned him completely.
“After careful analysis of the continuing potential for violence, we have removed new content uploaded to the Donald J. Trump channel and launched a strike for violating our policies to incite violence,” a YouTube spokesman said in a statement. A declaration.
YouTube has also said it will turn off comments on videos on Trump’s channel. According to YouTube policies, two violations of a channel lead to a suspension of it for two weeks, and after three violations the blocking of the account is permanent.
