How long do copyright strikes last on YouTube and what is required for them to expire?
Copyright strikes on YouTube expire after 90 days, provided the creator has fewer than three strikes in total. For a strike to expire, creators must complete Copyright School, which only needs to be completed once. This educational component aims to help creators better understand copyright principles and how they're enforced on YouTube's platform. The Copyright School serves as both a requirement for strike expiration and an educational tool to prevent future copyright violations.
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Copyright Strike Expiration - Important Details for Creators
YouTube Creators·8 months ago
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What should creators understand about copyright strikes?
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