About 1.6 million views on YouTube out of every 1 billion are of a video that violates its content policies, about even with a year ago, the streaming service owned by Alphabet Inc's Google said in a new disclosure on Tuesday. The "violative view rate" (VVR) has dropped over 70% since it was first tracked in the fourth quarter of 2017, YouTube said, and demonstrates its progress in blocking hate speech and other videos it considers dangerous before they go viral.
https://japantoday.com/category/tech/youtube-discloses-prevalence-of-rule-breaking-videos-for-first-time
https://blog.youtube/inside-youtube/building-greater-transparency-and-accountability/
