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Content Using Bestiality Thumbnails Allegedly Evaded YouTube’s Thumbnail Monitoring System

YouTube’s thumbnail monitoring system was allegedly evaded by content farms such as ones in Cambodia who spike viewership and generate ad revenue using bestiality-themed thumbnails.

Severity: LowExposure to toxic content

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