YouTube to Reinstate Accounts Banned 双语油管说要恢复被禁账户

发表时间：2025-09-27 14:06

YouTube to Reinstate Accounts Banned 双语油管说要恢复被禁账户

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美国民主是假的，因为它是接受和秉持资产阶级独裁专政下的资产阶级民主，以应对无产阶级民主斗争浪潮而设立的。[Mark Wain 2025-09-23]

On 09/23/2025 11:11 PM EDT Joe Zhang wrote:

民主党及其政府并不民主。现在共和党政府z是以其人之道还治其人之身！

Subject: If your YouTube site has no sound, don't think your speaker malfunctioned, think again... （英汉双语）如果您的 YouTube 网站没有声音，请不要认为您的扬声器出现故障，再想一想……

Thank you for the report. This is a response to Alphabet's continuous ban of my account and its more condescending and worse behaviors.

Mark

Alphabet now has not only continuously banned my account but also banned its YouTube sound from me. Its policies of banning speeches not to its liking are clearly against so-called freedom of speech. I hope that the House Judiciary Committee has listened to the voters' voices of appeal. [Mark Wain 09-26-2025]

汉语译文

Alphabet 现在不仅继续封禁我的账号，还禁止我使用其 YouTube 音频。它禁止其不喜欢的言论的政策，这显然违背了所谓的言论自由。我希望众议院司法委员会能够听取选民的诉求。[Mark Wain 09-26-2025]

judiciary_whistleblower@mail.house.gov

My YouTube account has until now been banned for about 5 years since I promoted the Jan. 6 uprising or so. I don't know Alphabet will reinstate mine or not. But my opinion cannot be banned by tech. bros. I hope all of yours won't be banned either. [Mark Wain 09-23-2025]

YouTube to Reinstate Accounts Banned Over Content Related to the Pandemic and 2020 Election

The streaming platform unveiled its plan in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee.

YouTube has been rolling back policies it created during the pandemic Credit...Osh Edelson/Agence France-Presse ― Getty Images

By Tripp Mickle

Reporting from San Francisco

Sept. 23, 2025, 3:24 p.m. ET

YouTube will create a process to reinstate the accounts of content creators whose profiles were banned in recent years because they violated rules that limited misinformation about Covid-19 and the 2020 election.

The streaming platform revealed its plans to restore creators’ accounts on Tuesday in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee. The change comes as YouTube has started relaxing its content moderation rules, increasing the threshold for offending content and modifying rules on Covid misinformation.

The letter was submitted by Alphabet, YouTube’s parent company, in response to a lengthy investigation by Republicans into whether tech companies restricted speech on their platforms at the behest of the Biden administration. It was part of a broader attack by Republicans, which also included a lawsuit against the Biden administration for chilling speech online.

In the letter, Alphabet said that the streaming platform had faced pressure from the Biden administration to remove content that didn’t violate its policies. It said that such government pressure to police speech was “unacceptable and wrong” and that the company “has consistently fought against those efforts on free speech grounds.”

“The company has a commitment to freedom of expression,” said Daniel Donovan, a lawyer from King & Spaulding who wrote the letter for Alphabet. “This commitment is unwavering and will not bend to political pressure.”

The Google spokesman Jose Castaneda referred to the letter and declined to comment. The letter was earlier reported by Fox News.

YouTube, which has more than two billion users worldwide, said in its letter that it “values conservative voices on its platform and recognizes that these creators have extensive reach and play an important role in civic discourse.”

YouTube acknowledged government pressure to police speech at a time when Democrats and some Republicans have accused the Trump administration of pressuring media companies to curb speech on television. The Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr last week threatened ABC because of remarks the late-night host Jimmy Kimmel made about right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. ABC suspended Mr. Kimmel’s show hours later.

ABC said “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” will return to its airwaves on Tuesday.

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