😭 YouTube Deleted My 12 Channels ❌Don’t Make This Mistake

Summary

The creator says YouTube removed roughly 12–14 of his channels. He attributes some removals to spam and most of the others to what the subtitles call YouTube’s “circumvention policy.” The exact policy wording is unclear in the auto-generated subtitles. He says one channel was restored after he appealed, while the others remained unavailable.

Main Points and Advice

• The creator’s explanation: He says all his channels were operated on one phone. In his view, when one channel was removed, YouTube associated the others with it and removed them too.
• His recommendation: He advises viewers who run multiple channels to use separate phones for them, arguing that this could prevent one channel’s removal from affecting the others. This is the creator’s interpretation and advice; the subtitles do not establish that YouTube requires one phone per channel.
• Appealing a removal: He says one of his channels returned after an appeal. He suggests changing the account or channel name before appealing and mentions an appeal link or template available through a Telegram channel. The instructions are unclear in the subtitles, and he does not provide a reliably detailed appeal process.
• Evidence shown: The creator says he displays his phone, Gmail, and channel-removal notices to support his account of what happened.
• Closing request: He asks viewers to subscribe to another channel of his, described as a channel about AI and YouTube tips.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• The video’s creator/narrator, identified in the video context as Blackflash. He is the only speaking voice represented in the subtitles.
• YouTube removal notices and Gmail screens, which the creator says he shows as evidence.
• A Telegram appeal link or template, mentioned by the creator; no separate Telegram speaker is represented.