YouTube is now being accused of actually breaking the law.

Now they've been accused of a lot of things from censoring certain channels,

filtering people based on their politics, to promoting creepy children's videos,

and allowing creepy children's channels to flourish.

But now, many groups are saying that YouTube is illegally collecting the data of children

that they know children are on their platform, despite what they say,

and they are still continuing to illegally collect their data.

YouTube is a great place for creators to flourish.

It is a place where I can produce my content.

YouTube suggests my videos to new users, and that allows my audience to grow.

It allows me to plan for the future and actually make a career out of doing videos like this.

But when YouTube continues to do these strange things, and now potentially break the law,

it's really worrisome.

Following a series of stories about how YouTube was tracking certain channels and

providing ratings, I decided to do a little experiment through Google AdWords to determine

just how YouTube adds work. I decided to see if there were certain categories of videos that would

not be family appropriate, not be appropriate for children, yet YouTube would still show them to

children. And what I found is, well, let's just call it obvious and very interesting.

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