Mystic7, Trainer Tips, Marksman and Billiam – video bloggers with an audience over 3.5 million subscribers who play in Pokémon Go. As it turned out, the game is dangerous: YouTube considered that the videos about it are directly related to child pornography.

History is transmitted by BBC. The mentioned bloggers recently blocked YouTube accounts because their video content allegedly “sexualizes minors”. Billiam even deleted the account Google: He could not read letters with notifications about the violations of the YouTube rules that came to Gmail mail.

In posts on Twitter, they came to the conclusion that the algorithms Google I did not like the abbreviation CP, found in the rollers. CP in Pokémon Go – This is Combat Power, a characteristic of Pokemon strength in battle. However, CP is also known as a reduction from Child PornoGraphy. Therefore, the names of the video like "CP in Pokémon Go" for Google They acquired an alarming shade.

In Case Anyone at @teamyoutube https://noaccount-casinos.co.uk/review/spins-heaven/ Is Taking Notes on Today’s Mishap, CP Stands for Combat Points. I’M on Board with Fighting Back Against Inappropropriate Content, But Your Algorithm Needs a Lesson in Context.

Also, Just to Reiterate, Manual Review by a Human Before Termination Pic.Twitter.COM/QHLP5GGE9J

– Nick // Trainer Tips (@trnrtips) February 17, 2019

Billiam in a commentary for BBC says his account was blocked for discussing the game Club Penguin – It is reduced to CP. "YouTuber" Thinknoodles (4 million subscribers) also talked about Club Penguin. And this video was removed for "sexually provocative content".

The accounts affected by YouTube actions were quickly restored. But the sediment remained: video bloggers believe that Google too much relies on machine algorithms. They poorly recognize the context, but they can instantly delete content in which violations were spotted. "YouTube" called on the Internet giant to conduct manual verification before blocking an entire account.

Official comments from Google Not yet arrived.

Haha Really?? DID You Relelly Review Its and Determine that a Club Penguin Walkthrough Violated Community Guidelines Its Sexually Provocation.

I Mean, I’m Sure Its Cringy, But I Think Your Review Process Needs Some Work. @Teamyoutube pic.Twitter.COM/JBXN4C4BVA

– Thinknoodles . (@Thinknoodles) February 17, 2019