YouTube cut the minimum number of users it requires for an account to post to its subscribers through the community tab, from the previous 1,000 to 500.

The platform assured that currently millions of creators already use community publications, with which they can conduct surveys, post images and GIFs and more, as indicated in a support statement.

In addition, these creators will also be able to access the latest functions to improve these publications, such as detailed metrics with YouTube Analytics, as well as schedule content or publish multiple images on Android.

This new change will become effective as of October 12 of this year, as indicated by the company through the statement.

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After a change in its policies, Google returned to incorporate cryptocurrency ads within its platform since August 3.

In June 2018, the tech giant had banned ads related to digital assets and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). Now, even though the new policy includes cryptocurrency advertisers, those who work under the ICO system have been left out.

The cryptocurrency ad policy review was first outlined in June this year and stipulates that “advertisers offering cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets” targeting US consumers can advertise their services and products if they meet specific requirements.

The move will provide additional sales to Google’s parent company Alphabet, although cryptocurrency ads will likely be just a drop in the ocean of the company’s $ 147 billion in ad revenues.

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The giant Google recently indicated that it will no longer ban ads related to cryptocurrencies and digital asset exchanges.

As of August 3, according to the search engine’s official news blog, exchange and wallet operators will once again be allowed to advertise “those products and services that are certified by Google.”

In order to do so, companies wishing to advertise must be registered with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, as a money services business.

There are still certain restrictions that are firmly in place. For example, according to the upcoming policy update, a significant portion of current DeFi projects will not be able to use the company’s services.

“Announcements of initial coin offerings, DeFi trading protocols, or in any way promoting the purchase, sale or trade of cryptocurrencies or related products” remain prohibited.

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