I mean, not really. You can apply for copyright on your content that has been posted to YouTube. If you don’t like how YouTube is distributing your content, applying AI filters to it or whatever, you can take it down. If you want to upload your content somewhere else, you can. You own your content, YouTube just distributes it how they see fit.
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RiQuY@lemmy.zip 2 days agoSadly YouTube owns your content, not you.
Joelk111@lemmy.world 2 days ago
balance8873@lemmy.myserv.one 1 day ago
Unless you grant copyright to YouTube when you upload a video, which seems very unlikely given the corporate interests involved, this is misinformation.