COPYRIGHT STRIKE: What It Is & How To Fix It

Everything you need to know about copyright strikes on YouTube.

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[exurbandoglife]

On a similar note, not quite a copyright strike, but I got an email this morning from YouTube telling me they yanked one of my very own shorts made from one of my very own longer videos shot on my porch with my own phone, dogs barking in the background and all! I have never sampled anyone. They said they “automatically remove all Shorts that have remixed any video from the original source. As a result of this policy, your YouTube Short titled “ ” has been removed from YouTube because the content owner restricted their remixing permissions”. Odd because I AM the content owner. The original content owner. My original longer content is still there, which was uploaded 6 months ago. I am upset because someone got away with such a blatant false claim and YouTube fell for it. Don’t let this happen to you.

[CHrisLikesMonkeys]

I got this notification and almost had a heart attack cause the only thing showing was COPYRIGHT STRIKE

[Gbomb_on_top]

Me just waiting for the “can we just take a moment to appreciate how much he does for us”

[vidIQ]

Watch the “How to GET MONETIZED on YouTube (Under 40 Seconds)” Short next:

[Novaurawr]

To whoever that's reading this aiming to become a big YouTuber or something like that, I wish you all the very best for your channel. I hope it continues to grow even more, and remember to never give up plus always give it your all. 👍👌

[Shankanator]

I got copyrighted once for including a song by imagine Dragons in my video. I don't even know how it happened though since it was in the youtube audio library

[Narayan]

My friend got terminated. Haha, I told him but did not listen. He quit YouTube a long time ago. I'm still going almost 7 years 👽

[EverythingHorses]

Thanks! I’ve had issues with people using my content.

[fallzee-r]

This didn’t happen to me but lots of fall guys YouTubers got strikes just because the NFL played fall guys in a live stream once.

[gardenlife]

@vidIQ
Hi Rob, should we add a copyright disclaimer to each video on the channel to protect the channel content like "any use, reuse, reproduction of content is totally prohibited..."? Is there a specific cliche to add?

[wfamous]

My last video got partially restricted unfortunately... Youtube can be such a hassle sometimes.

[infinreactions]

You made me crap my pants when I saw 'COPYRIGHT STRIKE' in my notifications 🤣🤣🤣

[HoardFarms]

I haven't gotten a copy. Right strike on this channel, but I have on my other account does that effect this channel to?

[Mista-Lobsta]

What about songs that are copyrighted but we can still use? I thought it only effected monetization?

[IncognitosRandom]

Hello - is it 3 strikes in total? Or just 3 concurrent/oberlapping strikes at the same time?

[MajeedaArt]

Thankfully I've never received a copyright strike, but oddly I received a copyright claim for using 15 seconds of music available in the shorts music library, another thing which might be worth noting is the video had not even been published yet, I didn't feel like hassling with trying to resolve this hence deleted the video waited for a bit then reuploaded the video using my usual copyright free options. I'm a bit skeptical of using shorts music options after this experience, but I appreciate this info in the event of a strike which I hope to never receive as I'm trying to follow the rules as closely as possible, thanks Rob I hope you're enjoying your time away ❤️✨

[TheOneTheOny]

Whoever is reading DONT give up on your channel. Think about all the hard work that you have already put in. Every youtuber was once in your spot they just kept going. Stay consistent and you will reach your goals. consistent uploads and improvement and some determination is all you need! I am going for 275 subs by the end of November!!!

[MovieLoversUnite]

This happened to me last year, I was using music from Canva at the time and I didn’t know that if you use their non copyrighted music more than once that I would get a copyright strike.

[Fade_NotFound]

I usually use Google images that say "Image may be subject to copyright" an YouTube has never given me a strike or said it in the copyright check in the video, does this mean I should be able to just keep on doing this?

[AudenJ]

Hi dude, can you help me? I got three strikes but I didn’t do anything wrong I just use my old content a little bit from Pinterest and now I’m confused and I need help. I’m really confused. Can you make a video on how to undo your strikes without calling anyone?