YouTube Implementing Tougher Policy on Gun Videos to Protect Youth

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Yours for a sharper mind, Green Valley Naturals Advertisment Breaking Updates YouTube Implementing Tougher Policy on Gun Videos to Protect Youth YouTube is instituting stricter regulations on firearm-related content to shield young viewers from potentially harmful material. The platform, a subsidiary of Google, announced that it will ban videos providing instructions on disabling firearm safety features and restrict access to videos featuring homemade guns, automatic firearms, and specific accessories like silencers to users aged 18 and above. These changes, set to take effect on June 18, follow persistent calls from gun safety advocates to prevent underage exposure to such content, which could lead to desensitization or radicalization. While YouTube already prohibits content aimed at selling firearms or instructing viewers on firearm construction, it acknowledges that certain videos, although not violating its policies, may still be unsuitable for minors. Exceptions will be made for videos of public interest, such as news or police footage. Despite these measures, Katie Paul of the Tech Transparency Project stresses the importance of effective enforcement and questions the delay in implementing these policies, emphasizing the urgency to shield children and teenagers from potentially harmful content. The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of online platforms' roles in exposing young users to violent or harmful content. Recent research by Paul's group revealed that YouTube's recommendation system often directs minors to videos depicting gun violence and graphic imagery, raising concerns about the platform's impact on impressionable minds. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has urged YouTube to take decisive action, citing the platform's failure to enforce its existing policies. The company's response highlights its commitment to adapting policies to address emerging challenges, such as the proliferation of 3D-printed firearms, underscoring the ongoing efforts to strike a balance between user safety and freedom of expression in the digital age. [Read more updates here]( Jobs Report Blows Past Expectations, Displaying the Resilient Strength of US Economy The latest jobs report released on Friday revealed robust employment growth, defying earlier concerns about the U.S. economy's sluggish performance. Employers added 272,000 jobs in May, surpassing economists' expectations and marking a significant acceleration from the previous month's figures. Despite this positive trend, the unemployment rate edged up to 4%, reaching a level not seen since January 2022. The unexpected surge in job creation contrasts with recent signs of economic slowdown, including a dip in job openings reported earlier in the week. 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